Sentence examples for racial dichotomy from inspiring English sources

I didn't ponder this particular bakery's limited selection, the persistence of that fictional racial dichotomy, or even kick myself for not taking our business elsewhere.

The growth of a self-defined Hispanic population, united by a common linguistic heritage regardless of skin color, challenges our stultifying racial dichotomy, and creates a few more degrees of freedom of self-definition for all of us.

To the Malays, this indicated that the Chinese had no particular loyalty towards Malaya and justified ketuanan Melayu, heightening similar perceptions caused by the apparent racial dichotomy between those in fierce opposition to the communists and those supporting the MCP.

Carol Off of CBC Radio described Ezra's performance piece about racial dichotomies as "racist" and said he should be fired.

The result is a spectrum of skin colour rather than a dichotomy.Few these days still call Brazil a "racial democracy".

In some contexts, it is appropriate to analogize people with disabilities to racial minorities; in others, it is important to reject a dichotomy between disability and normality and treat impairments as continuous variations.

From the same figures, the journalist Michael Lind has argued that rather than ushering in a race-blind society, shifting patterns of racial intermarriage suggest that the coming years "may see the replacement of the historic white-black dichotomy in America with a troubling new division, one between beige and black".

This election season is also different from the past in another way: the racial themes that have run through the campaigns have focused on Latino issues rather than the black-white dichotomy that has been the defining racial axis of American politics.

Again, a false dichotomy.

He recognises the dichotomy.

That's the dichotomy".