Sentence examples for racial exclusions from inspiring English sources

It shows how pervasive racial exclusions remain, particularly in the South.

Prosecutors with a clear pattern of racial exclusions now face no penalty other than reversal.

The court's 1986 Batson v. Kentucky decision requires prosecutors to explain peremptory challenges, if defendants can show a pattern of racial exclusions.

In 1986, when the Supreme Court reached a landmark decision forbidding prosecutors from routinely excluding blacks from juries without a good explanation, Justice Thurgood Marshall warned it would not end racial exclusions.

Children growing up, even in a liberal New York family and neighborhood, became used to the racial exclusions, as if somehow that was the natural order of things.

Golf, of course, has form on exclusion – especially racial exclusion.

The suit suggests that the two incidents with the children represent a pattern of racial exclusion.

The old close relations with Indians were supplanted by a policy of racial exclusion and arrogance.

The normally white American literary scene thrives on a kind of racial exclusion, a white interiority.

But for African-American and other antisegregationist physicians, there remained a final bastion of racial exclusion to conquer: the A.M.A.

A lawsuit filed yesterday, however, introduced the specter of racial exclusion and demanded fundamental changes in how the park is governed.