Sentence examples for overcoming racism from inspiring English sources

A file labeled "Overcoming Racism in Sonoma County".

Rather, his declaration that "there is no place in the Republic for race" is revealing of a longer continental European discomfort with evoking race, which says more about Europe's view of itself than any real commitment to overcoming racism.

Overcoming racism at home and abroad, track and field superstar Jesse Owens competes for Olympic glory in 1936 Berlin.

Racism, Privilege and Denial: Healing White America's Blindspots, Part 2 of 2. Tim Wise: Owning the Call to Be Agents of Change in Overcoming Racism.

Overcoming rankism does not mean doing away with rank any more than overcoming racism and sexism mean doing away with race or gender.

Overcoming rankism does not mean doing away with rank or abolishing competition any more than overcoming racism and sexism mean doing away with race or gender.

"The second revolution, in the lowlands, is for decentralized government, but quite frankly has to overcome racism," the official continued.

Like her father, Albert Thornton Sr., she believed in the power of education to uplift African-Americans and prepare them to overcome racism and segregation.

In a meeting with Pope Benedict XVI at the Quirinal Palace in Rome this month, President Giorgio Napolitano called for church and state to work together "to overcome racism".

The Canadian music industry was still finding its feet, which is why Neil Young and Joni Mitchell went south, and it was even harder to catch a break if you had to overcome racism and geographical isolation.

There is one mighty set of shoulders that should be mentioned, those of Paul Robeson, a cinematic giant, one of the first to face and overcome racism and achieve a glorious career on stage and in cinema.