Sentence examples similar to racial commonwealth from inspiring English sources
Hugh Gaitskell, James Callaghan and Douglas Jay favoured an outward-looking internationalism based on a global, multi-racial Commonwealth.
He was also a vigorous supporter of the White Australia policy, advocating the cessation of Kanaka immigration and the gradual deportation of those who had already arrived in Queensland; his opposition was based on a concern that "inferior labour would... tend to degrade labour throughout the Commonwealth", as well as concerns about racial purity.
She was a champion of the Commonwealth and of its principles of democracy and racial equality.
This consensus crossed ethnic and racial divides, reinforced by the feeling of unfairness, shared by those with Commonwealth roots, at being discriminated against in the current immigration system.
As chairman of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference (July 1964), he achieved some compromise between extremist views on racial problems.
That primary commitment to multiracialism within the context of the emerging Commonwealth — rather than, say, a revanchist attempt by whites to keep a firm racial hand in control of things — has been clearly in her mind and heart throughout her reign.
At their sentencing earlier this week, Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Alex Rueda argued that the boys were likely motivated by ignorance, not racial hatred.
Won Commonwealth Games bronze.
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