Sentence examples for racial credentials from inspiring English sources

But now he faces a challenger with racial credentials even more like Mr. Obama's — Mr. Kondratyev is the son of a Ghanaian father and a Russian mother.

What are you talking about?" Rather than trying to call out black people for not having some type of racial credentials, we should instead start calling out the person demanding them.

Mr. Obama, often praised by supporters for his authenticity, writes that as a young man worried about his "racial credentials" he chose his friends carefully: "The more politically active black students.

The call for the resignation of Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth, the minister who happily participated in the exhibition, is equally unsettling as it is from a serious communication gap about her intentions and anti-racial credentials.

Or refuse to join our Jewish fellow fans because we didn't possess the correct racial or religious credentials?

After the city and the school district challenged its certificate of occupancy, its teachers' credentials and the racial makeup of its student body, the Englewood on the Palisades Charter School opened in the fall of 1998.

Petitioner further alleged that her application was rejected because the law school uses race as a "predominant" factor, giving applicants who belong to certain minority groups "a significantly greater chance of admission than students with similar credentials from disfavored racial groups".

"There is a deep yearning in the public and especially among the elites that this issue sort of go away, so we don't have to face the terrible trade-offs between the desire for proportional representation in our elite institutions on the one hand and the vastly unequal levels of preparation and credentialing among different racial groups," he said.

A lawsuit pending against Princeton alleges discrimination on grounds that applicants from other ethnic or racial groups were admitted with lesser credentials.

In these ways lower overall remuneration, generally lower rates of formal education and credentials, and higher rates of cultural, racial, and linguistic diversity the early childhood teacher workforce is distinct from the K-12 workforce in the US.

1. Sympathize with the condition of racial "others," citing personal experiences of sexism or credentialing Black friendships.