Sentence examples for on racially from inspiring English sources

My database consists of fifty-one National Labor Relations Board cases and twenty-nine appellate court rulings on racially divisive campaign speech.

Both bills would be particularly harsh on racially diverse schools.

The new attention on racially charged language in Mr. Paul's newsletters could curtail his recent surge in polls.

Throughout most of Nelson Mandela's time in prison food was issued on racially discriminatory lines and poorly prepared.

"New Yorkers have a right to know if the police are stopping people on racially biased grounds".

Sometimes he explicitly targets contemporary politics, as in his section on racially biased immigration restrictions in 1924.

They're both a consequence of party leaders taking the path of least resistance on racially-charged issues, and they're both reminders of the hard truth that the more racially diverse America of the future could easily become, and remain, a more polarized society as well.

Alabama's cynical invocation of the Voting Rights Act does help illustrate why the current doctrine of ignoring partisan gerrymandering and focusing only on racially-motivated gerrymandering doesn't work: states like Alabama can turn around and use the concept of "racial equality" as an excuse to dilute the effective political representation of racial minorities.

The one that will prove most unforgivable concerns a chapter on the racially charged, black-on-white "Zebra killings," in which 23 victims were murdered or wounded over the course of 179 days.

Clyburn, the man who called out Bill Clinton on his racially tinged attacks on Obama in the primary, pushed Pelosi to pursue a formal resolution chastising Wilson.

Now, moving toward what has all the markings of a historic ideological and demographic collision on Nov. 6, 2012, Republicans are doubling down on this racially fraught strategy.