Sentence examples for racial consequences from inspiring English sources

The racial consequences are unmistakable.

The law professor Angela J. Davis has recommended that prosecutors conduct "impact studies" of their policies' social and racial consequences.

In the first in a series of election videos, Paul Lewis and Tom Silverstone discover the racial consequences of a divisive election.

And if it did so, the transformation could have invidious social and racial consequences, shoving the poor further out to the margins.

But the people who steer the economy, who are trained to think in terms of faceless consumers and anonymous firms, don't always recognize the racial consequences of their decisions.

A review of the litigation reveals the particular nature of the involvement of African Americans in the development of Establishment Clause jurisprudence, and it demonstrates plainly the extent to which judicial sanction of church-state interaction has had, and continues to have, important racial consequences.

In the end, perhaps the most enduring racial consequence of Obama's election will be the acknowledgement and disavowal of our collective naiveté.

Teacher Perceptions of Student Disabilities: Racial Disparities and Consequences.

"These government-engineered attempts to legislate racial equality create consequences that often make matters worse," Carson wrote.

Yet Judge Scheindlin's references point to the complex and contested fact that unchecked racial presumptions have consequences, sometimes disastrous ones.

More importantly, we are disappointed by the silence from you and others in your industry on ways to counter such blatant manipulation of this medium to build racial animosity, the consequences of which are quite literally life threatening.