Sentence examples for racial affairs from inspiring English sources

In a confidential report released in 2015, an independent body tasked with examining the state of racial affairs at the Bank called my father's case "a blatant and virulent case of racism".

She felt the depiction of Marlon Brando was "tartly funny" and that story as a whole served "as an excuse for Mr. Gary's comments on racial affairs in this country, a matter on which is somewhat less pessimistic than the natives and a good deal more sensible".

As the widow of Dr. Chris Jooste, another of Orania's intellectual founders, and a former head of the South African Bureau For Racial Affairs, she should have it all figured out by now, but she's curt in her answers, as though addressing a stupid and lazy child.

Her inter-racial affair?

The Map of Love, Ahdaf Soueif: Two inter-racial love affairs take place in one family, 100 years apart.

SHE heads a ministerial empire covering employment, health, social security, urban affairs, racial integration, the family and women, portfolios attributed in the first version of the previous conservative government to no fewer than four different ministers.

That more than a century of litigation on race has centered on the meaning of a single passage in the Constitution should be taken as a sign that the passage doesn't, and wasn't intended to, contain a clear and perpetually useful instruction on how the country should conduct its affairs on racial matters.

In the Commons chamber he was a regular speaker on issues that concerned him, in particular disarmament, church affairs and racial discrimination.

Jon called this state of affairs "insanity" and "racial wallpaper," and he said of it, "you cannot allow that".

There should be no repeat of the chicanery of last year's election, when media coverage and the vote count were manipulated by the intelligence service.But the campaign has been a dirty affair, marked by racial and other slurs, and has done little to restore public faith in politics.

Mr. Moore was active in community affairs, working to combat racial discrimination in New York housing and for fairer taxation.