Sentence examples for racial frontier from inspiring English sources

It took a lot of courage to be pioneers, those black families who crossed the city's racial frontier.

And their conversations in their homes are more often about dinner plans than about color because many take the new racial frontier for granted.

Delivering the Scarman memorial lecture, Clegg will argue banks are holding black people back from breaking "the last frontier" of racial economic equality.

Perhaps instead of bickering over whether or not colleges and universities should ask us to check boxes declaring our racial identity, the next frontier of the admissions should revolve around asking people to declare what they actually plan to do with their degrees.

Frontier living is frontier living.

Civil rights groups pushed for even tougher rules but say HUD's plans represent an important advancement on what's been one of the most fraught frontiers of racial progress.

But to the literary scholar Carla Kaplan, Josephine — who committed suicide in 1969 — deserves to be remembered not just as the stage mother from hell she is usually depicted as, but as a bold if sometimes awkward pioneer at the frontiers of American thinking about racial identity.

He also happens to be black — or Negro American, or whatever — and when the subject of the American frontier comes up, people of Ellison's racial background are seldom mentioned.

For him, the word had evoked images of rough frontier justice for cattle rustlers and card cheats, and aberrational racial violence in the South.

The Food and Drug Administration took a controversial step toward a new frontier of personalized medicine, approving the first drug ever designed for one racial group, African-Americans.

The state may have ended its fight against racial equality, but is now a leader of opposition to gay marriage, for many the new frontier of the civil-rights movement.