Sentence examples for racial contexts from inspiring English sources

And while "prejudice" has survived, its use in racial contexts has been declining since the 60's.

The black author and essayist Debra J. Dickerson recently declared that "Obama isn't black" in an American racial context.

Lemn was the black cuckoo in the family nest and puts the rejection in a racial context.

"Soliman: An African in Vienna" devotes as much attention to this racial context as to the former slave's life.

(If this were a less frantic and florid moment, this morning we would be scrutinizing the racial context of that history).

But in allowing the section to stand, the majority bends over backward not to deal forthrightly with the racial context of Arizona's immigration efforts.

"You cannot act like you don't have several hundred years of racial context here, where a painted face has a racial context to it in this country," said Cornell Belcher, a Democratic pollster who helped on Mr. Obama's presidential campaign and has studied race extensively.

"When used in a racial context among African-Americans, 'sellout' is a disparaging term that refers to blacks who knowingly or with gross negligence act against the interest of blacks as a whole," Kennedy writes.

As with "Hamilton," the fact that these are not merely men playing women and women men, but also white politicians played by black actors, provides a latent racial context, which simmers through every scene.

He is a coach who asks his players to martyr themselves under his watch, the NBA's analog of Coach Herman Boone in Remember the Titans without all historical and racial context.

The downside is that slogans like "Black World" and "Back To Black" locate all the artists in a narrowly racial context, obscuring the fact that while black artists might have been inspired by the same events, they were all individuals from different countries and backgrounds working towards their own individual goals.