The phrase "racial appearance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person's physical features that are typically associated with their race or ethnicity. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as discussing diversity, discrimination, or identity. An example sentence could be: "The company's hiring policies were criticized for placing too much emphasis on a candidate's racial appearance rather than their qualifications."
During those proceedings Burgum gave evidence about the fireman's racial appearance, which later formed part his complaint.
The opinion contradicted a Supreme Court ruling that said it was generally justifiable to use racial appearance as one such factor.
The selected genes, which affect skin color, hair texture and bone structure, may underlie the present-day differences in racial appearance.
The same rationale is not applied Myanmar's other ethnic groups, many of whom have a "more Burmese" racial appearance (ie, they look less like South Asians).Ko Ko Gyi's sentiments were echoed by the popular press, which has taken to calling Rohingyas "Bengalis", and publishing vile comments on pictures of refugees.
She discusses her multi-racial heritage, her own interracial marriage, and perceptions of racial appearance.
"Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views," she continued. . Kelly acknowledged she had suggested that attempting to change one's racial appearance "seemed okay if done as part of this holiday where people have the chance to make themselves look like others".
The much-hyped reality series, in which two families wore makeup to change their racial appearances, attracted only 926,000 viewers for its last episode, though nearly 4 million watched its premiere in March.
Aguilar (2011) performs a lab experiment to examine the social and political consequences of Mexicans' different racial appearances.
The New Testament gives no description of the physical appearance of Jesus before his death it is generally indifferent to racial appearances and does not refer to the features of the people it mentions.
When it comes to the experience of racial minorities, appearance is, to a significant extent, experience; a Klan member or a racist police officer won't ask a black person for a passport any more than for a diploma or a bank book before launching an epithet or an attack.
When you are in control of the action the racial or ethnic appearance of your enemies simply stops mattering.
