"This 'next race' attitude really shapes your brain," Mr. Levchin said.
Yesterday's success, though, was clearly one that Moore had ached to achieve, despite his "just another race" attitude in the buildup.
Look at the changing attitudes towards the body, and the entirety of human culture is revealed with them - moral values and economics, attitudes towards women, sexuality and childbirth, sin and virtue, the treatment of different races, attitudes towards death and the place of the soul.
Despite never having scored a podium finish during 20 years in the series, from 1985 to 2005, Minardi carved out an extraordinary reputation as one of the "real" racing teams in the series — for its fighting spirit and racing attitude.
And the gulf that exists between us is that when we look at each other we might see faces, skin colour, gender, race or attitudes, but we don't see the stories.
Gustav Niebuhr (NYT) THE STATES EMBATTLED TEXAS OFFICIAL RESIGNS -- The Texas Commissioner of Health, Dr. William R. Archer III, whose comments on race, cultural attitudes and health insurance, have embarrassed his boss, George W. Bush, resigned yesterday.
The impact of race on attitudes about the President Obama is widespread -- in that it probably affects everyone's view at least a little bit (from old-fashioned racism to pride in America's progress).
These results demonstrate that residential contact with other-race individuals not only affects race-related attitudes, but can also reduce interracial anxiety and positively influence behavior in subsequent diverse settings.
Excluding anyone on the basis of race or attitude might cost him a player and give another owner an edge.
