'racial backlash' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a negative reaction to people from a different race or ethnicity, or when referring to a reversal of progress made in racial equality. Example: The protest sparked a racial backlash, with people of all ages voicing their disapproval of the movement.
Appeals to racial backlash.
Donald Trump took full advantage of a racial backlash to the presidency of Barack Obama.
But there's another story as well, one that paints Graham as a coward and an apologist for racial backlash.
But by 1876 Charleston was experiencing a racial backlash, with increased restrictions on African-Americans and enmity for their white supporters.
In fact, the Supreme Court's landmark desegregation ruling in Brown v. Board of Education ended Folsom's career, because the racial backlash that it created drove moderates off the political stage.
Racial backlash: Disney on film Crow chorus Voiced by the American singer Cliff Edwards the African-American Hall Johnson choir, the jazz-loving crow chorus in the 1941 Disney hit Dumbo was criticised for reinforcing negative racial stereotypes.
The last thing we need is a racial and ethnic backlash in this country.
A Bolsonaro win could produce the clearest lesson yet in how a ready mix of elite failure, racial and social backlash, and underlying societal tolerance for authoritarianism can pave the way for modern democratic collapse.
The failure of elites to set up an equitable system and their subsequent shortcomings in addressing the crises an inequitable system creates have once again paved the way for a strongman to ride a wave of racial and social backlash to power.
"I'm struck by the concern members of Congress have shown over the racial, ethnic and religious backlash" provoked by the attacks, he said.
But this exceptionally dark, fragmented new play does represent her most sustained effort yet to face the convulsive, contradictory South she was raised in, a bewildering place of alternating gentility and savagery, where efforts at racial integration stirred a backlash at least as terrible as the segregation it rose to defend.
