Sentence examples for racial affiliation from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: For many members of mixed families, their racial affiliation is invisible to strangers.

This racial common sense, Haney López argues, largely explains why racism and racial affiliation persist today.

Some have compared her to Caitlyn Jenner, suggesting that racial affiliation, like gender affiliation, is a question of what one feels oneself to be.

But the disagreement is not always aligned with racial affiliation.

The available HRH still continues to be unequally distributed between the public and the private sectors, while access to health care continues to be highly inequitably distributed among rich and poor and among those living in urban areas and those in rural areas, while these often also coincide with racial affiliation.

Correction: February 15 , 2001 Thursday An article on Jan . 14about John Ashcroft's record on civil rights and racial issues misstated the party affiliation of Gene McNary, a political opponent in Mr. Ashcroft's 1984 campaign for governor.

Those speeches to me suggested gender and racial affiliations in a way that a lot of us wonder: Will you take that line of thinking to the Supreme Court in these cases of first precedent?

There's a place for all of us". It really did, to suggest -- those speeches to me suggested gender and racial affiliations in a way that a lot of us wonder, will you take that line of thinking to the Supreme Court in these cases of first precedent?

They are strongly asserting their cultural, ethnic and racial affiliations.

The idea of an Ottoman nation, devoid of racial affiliations, continues to fascinate them to this day, and most young conservative undergraduates in Turkey are electrified by young Islamic movements in Syria, Palestine and Egypt.

"My mom's sense of racial identity and affiliation was super intense," says Huxtable.