Sentence examples similar to racial era from inspiring English sources

There's no "post-racial era".

He went on, "This is not a post-racial era.

Some observers even insisted that we had entered a "post-racial" era.

This, then, is the so-called post-racial era in the UK.

Civil Rights The extraordinary fact of Mr. Obama's 2008 election did not usher in a new post-racial era.

It disrupts the self-congratulatory narrative, established soon after the Macpherson report, that Britain has entered a post-racial era.

"She is that poised, beautiful black woman who is completely appropriate to what is not truly a post-racial era, but a multiracial era," she said.

Many of those groups have gone, victims of the vagaries of financing or the fickleness of curators, who might think the country is in a post-racial era.

The fact that Scott was killed on the 47th anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination makes stark the distinction between the reality of the post-civil rights era and pretensions to a post-racial era.

Popular, looking a bit younger than his 49 years, and a firm believer in dragging the Nats into a modern non-racial era, Mr Meyer now abandons the party to its ethnic laager.The National Party is loosely split between two camps.

But the crucial thing is that Jackson's suppressed racialism and blank sexuality were key to the crossover status, just as today, a more stridently racial black man with blacker speech cadence and even darker skin would not have been electable as President even in our "post-racial" era.