Sentence examples for racial aftermath from inspiring English sources

"My movie is about the country being torn apart by it, and the racial aftermath, six, seven, eight, 10 years later".

He said the film, which is backdropped by the American civil war, "is about the country being torn apart by it, and the racial aftermath, six, seven, eight, 10 years later".

In an episode with incendiary aspects of racial divide, the aftermath of a deadly shooting by two officers has plunged this proud, resilient city into open doubts about the loyalty of its police force.

But they had also expressed concern that their son might be affected by racial targeting in the aftermath of the episode.

The city manager resigned today as a councilman pushed for a vote on whether to fire him in the aftermath of racial violence over the police shooting of an unarmed black man.

A growing number of US children are living amid poverty and stark racial inequities in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, a new report has found, suggesting the economic recovery has not helped families return to their pre-recession security.

It has transcended a bloody civil war and the aftermath of racial inequities.

'This is similar to the way Jesus was treated': Letters to Missouri governor shed light on racial tensions in Ferguson aftermath.

There was a large reported rise in racial hate crimes in the aftermath of the EU referendum.

Viewers of the new American movie "Invictus" might be tempted to conclude that such racial harmony prevailed in the aftermath of a long-shot upset in a rugby game.

In the darkest of the dark times, in wartime and drastic economic downturns, in the crucible of witch hunts or racial strife, in the traumatic aftermath of a terror attack, that promise lights the way forward.