Sentence examples for racial divisiveness from inspiring English sources

He also blamed Obama for stirring up racial divisiveness over Martin's death.

Dean had been stalwart in defense of affirmative action and harshly critical of what he deemed the Bush Administration's tactics of racial divisiveness.

"Koch's cockiness and his racial divisiveness are often exaggerated," Professor Soffer writes, "but they do help explain why he made some people so angry".

But the newspaper contended that even though Mr. Bush had run as "the candidate of inclusiveness," he had appealed to racial divisiveness in the South Carolina primary.

Some of the same Republicans who have wielded the hot blade of racial divisiveness for years, are now calling Sonia Sotomayor, the Supreme Court nominee, a racist.

But he also said he wanted the same vigilance to continue in the United States, "where we've had racial hatred, racial divisiveness".

He says he's disheartened at the racial tensions and divisiveness that have made a resurgence in recent years.

In American politics, we are witnessing a startling escalation of religious, ethnic and racial discrimination and divisiveness that is quickly racing down a slippery slope.

Their racial animosity and divisiveness need to be categorically rejected in place for substantive change and a unity of reason that can realize this country's promise of liberty and justice for all- only from a unity of ideas can racial unity follow, not from knee-jerk self-righteous bullshit like "[I]t is clear that you, white America, will never understand us".

It's also set up as an extended lesson/lecture on the divisiveness of racial issues and the cruel miscarriages of justice that are possible under Texas law.

CHICAGO — In this, a city now crawling with would-be candidates for mayor and what appear to be early signs of old divisions — racial, ethnic, geographic — that roiled City Hall in the past, at least one person seems unconcerned about the threat of a new era of political divisiveness.