Sentence examples for racial impediments from inspiring English sources

The speeches reflected "this real belief in meritocracy without necessarily confronting the structural, racial impediments to it", she said, that would no longer satisfy black voters.

And about one-quarter of white respondents said they thought that too much had been made of racial barriers facing black people, while one-half of black respondents said not enough had been made of racial impediments faced by blacks.

This is an invitation to racial profiling, an impediment to effective policing and a usurpation of federal authority, Mr. Obama said, evoking a future where "different rules for immigration will apply in different parts of the country".

The voting rules southern states request don't ban African-Americans from voting or include any racial language at all; rather, they place impediments in the way of voting, which disproportionately (and usually intentionally) impact voters of color.

At the same time, it suggests that even in the most liberal "post-racial" environment, perceptions of race and ethnicity are unavoidable impediments to both boys who are now college age.

To better characterize the nature and quantify the magnitude of the many impediments relevant to conducting a successful prospective study involving racial or ethnic minorities in HCT, we conducted a feasibility study to help guide planning of a larger scale outcome and disparity study in HCT.

Ingraham, Hannity, and Coulter's not-so-subtle Islamophobic rants pose extraordinary impediments for all who believe in religious, ethnic, and yes, racial liberty, which are foundational mandates on which our country purports to advance.

But many impediments remain.

Common law impediments remained.

Impediments to art.

There are technical impediments.