Sentence examples for race memory from inspiring English sources
noun
A memory, present at birth, and that exists in the absence of sensory experience, that arises from the common experience of ones ancestors
Photography from Lo Calzo's series "CASTA: Race, Memory, and Community in the Southern United States".
The defense was making a case for, among other things, the power of race memory.
Oh What a Lovely War awakened race memory in our audiences.
He even indicates that they may have been soured by their race memory of the sunnier weather their ancestors abandoned.
She even admits that Chinese men "incite a certain race memory in me" and then ticks off their attributes: intelligent, beautiful, smooth-skinned, reserved.
Even without those complications, the case for race memory would be harder to make to white people than to black people.
In part, the play offers a hallucinatory history of African-American experience as the hero is invaded by race memories of chain gangs, slave auctions and Congo witchdoctors.
For Billington, The Emperor Jones is "the first serious American play to encompass black experience" and offers "a hallucinatory history of African-American experience as the hero is invaded by race memories of chain gangs, slave auctions and Congo witchdoctors".
Your best and your worst racing memories happened at Belmont.
Are they his race-memories, long buried but finally resurrected?
He plans to use it only for positive matters, not unappetizing batting-race memories or labels.
