Sentence examples for race murder from inspiring English sources
THE SAVAGE CITY Race, Murder, and a Generation on the Edge By T. J. English Morrow/HarperCollins, $27.99.
A best-selling author and former prosecutor tries to reopen a 30-year-old race murder case in the South.
With tempers still smoldering on the street, the police prefer to keep the lid on a race murder and leave the groundwork to the smooth-talking, fair-dealing Easy.
The blacklisting justice campaign now finds itself in the same situation as families of race murder victims: spied on by police who seem incapable of investigating the real criminals.
His "Savage City: Race, Murder, and a Generation on the Edge" (William Morrow, $27.99) begins in Mississippi on Oct. 2, 1944, with the first public demonstration of the mechanical cotton picker, the invention that ignites "a demographic explosion" of black migration to northern cities like New York.
In spite of some of his attitudes, I admired Baraka for his uncompromising stance on race as an artist – not just the obvious injustices of our eras such as apartheid or race murders, but the more insidious nature of institutional racism in education, industry, the media and society, which is harder to tackle.
Set in south Wales, the film opens with a graphic race-murder perpetrated by a gang of youths, most of whom are white - including one mixed-race boy in search of his identity.
Daniels' touch is all over this movie, which is as sensational as it is nonsensical, with its overheated blend of sex, race and murder.
It includes chapters on the significant historical moments in Romani history, including the mass killings of Romanies by the Nazis who, ironically, had no problem identifiying Romani people by race, and murdering them for it.
The family wasn't so keen on the more recent Francises, so I haven't read one for a while, but when I'm next home I'm planning a trip back into the world of horse racing and murder mystery and tough-but-damaged heroes in memory of the author.
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