Sentence examples for race implications from inspiring English sources

As Jamie Nesbitt Golden noted last year, "Just telling men 'no' doesn't necessarily work for everyone - and can even be dangerous," because, like so much else related to violence, this has real class and race implications.

It also has real race implications, if you think about it: Wealth, which is passed on through generations, is a kind of crystalized history, and the black-white wealth gap is astounding compared to the black-white income gap, which is closer to a 40percentt differential.

The recall race carried implications well beyond Wisconsin, particularly in the escalating fight between wealthy conservative donors and labor unions.

See GOP incumbent in Colorado 6th CD in a Race with Implications for 2016.

The murder, whose race-based implications were slow to surface, shot to national prominence when surveillance video surfaced.

A race with massive implications for GB.

The booming number of Hispanics, who can be from any race, carries sweeping implications for politicians.

And the race's national implications have drawn increasing attention from the news media.

Race and its implications are omnipresent in the show before Glover brings certain aspects to the forefront.

Race and class implications aside, treating some people preferentially because of their skin color is, of course, itself discriminatory.

Voters in New Jersey and Virginia will elect governors, while voters in upstate New York are filling a vacant House seat in a race with national implications.