Sentence examples for make race from inspiring English sources
I'm black and I'm the boss, so you don't make race an issue.
But at the same time, we cannot make race the primary factor".
Mr Obama has broad appeal partly because he tries to make race less, not more, of an issue.
The magazine had agreed not to make race a subject of the interview, but Mr. Woods brought it up independently.
"I think the pitfall of having a blended church is when you make race the issue," he says.
If they make race-specific comments or mistakes – such as references to fried chicken or coloured people – they will generate offence.
What all these states have learned is that the only real way to make race-sensitive policies unnecessary is to guarantee black and Latino children from poor communities a realistic chance at a decent education that prepares them for college.
But the judge also upheld the city's right to make race-based transfers in an emergency, even though she said she could not envision an emergency that would warrant them.
The very circumstances which make race-talk possible (that is, that there are different populations - black/white, jew/muslim, who do not randomly interbreed) makes it impossible to use arguments based on heritability to attribute genetic causes to differences between the groups.
These drugs, he believed, could make racing safer, more humane.
