Sentence examples for problem of race from inspiring English sources
The problem of race in America . . . is a white problem".
Fixing the problem of race in America's criminal justice system is complicated.
As a take on the problem of race in the United States, it is ridiculous.
In 1956, the problem of race preoccupies no one in Gilead but Jack Boughton.
Others point to the thorny old problem of race or the dreary question of the structure of municipal government statewide.
I believe that the problem of race relations, like all social and cultural problems, is best handled by the people directly concerned.
Justice Thurgood Marshall voted with the majority in Batson, but in a concurring opinion he warned that its procedure wouldn't really solve the problem of race-biased jury selection: it would be too easy for prosecutors to make up race-neutral reasons for striking a juror.
The problem of race-based conflict has not been resolved.
While supporting the Court's decision, he lamented his colleagues didn't go far enough in remedying the problem of race-based peremptory challenges.
As those cases demonstrated, the court essentially acquiesced in the South's "solution" to the problems of race relations.
Other cities with similar manufacturing economies, similar white flight and similar problems of race and class looked on in dismay.
