Sentence examples for long racially from inspiring English sources

Before long, racially charged comments began trickling in.

Helms, notorious for his own long, racially tinged battle against civil rights, won re-election in 1990 and would wind up his three decades in the Senate in 2003. .

We've come a long way racially, but not so far that laughing at that character shouldn't be deeply disturbing.

In book musicals, too, the dancing is longer and better than it would have been ten years ago... Broadway has long been racially integrated in the sense of including black people or, at least, black men.

In a breakthrough that seems likely to end a long and racially charged debate, the South Carolina Senate voted today to remove the Confederate battle flag from the Capitol dome and place a smaller version in a less prominent site on the Statehouse grounds.

Has New York City conducted a long-term, racially motivated campaign to deprive thousands of its citizens of their constitutional rights?

The panel's deliberations are the latest chapter in a long-running, racially charged debate over severe mandatory minimum penalties for crack cocaine offenses enacted by Congress during the crack epidemic in the 1980s, amid a crime wave fueled by addicts and rival drug traffickers.

For all the banal grandstanding about Britain's and India's love for each other's cricket and music and a "shared history" (glossing silently, of course, over the bits that involved massive violence by the former to hold down the latter), the long-established racially discriminatory disgrace that is Britain's visa regime for citizens of its former colonies is set to continue.

Apple's iOS 8.3 update became available today, and with it came the long-awaited, racially diverse emoji keyboard.

PrEarliery: End the War on Baby Deer.

It's whether the long pattern of racially incendiary journalism practiced at The Post and Fox News should continue.