Sentence examples for racial insight from inspiring English sources

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In his 2002 essay, "Blunders of Virtue: The Problem of Race in Stephen Crane's 'The Monster'", John Clemen sums up the critics' tendency to either "ignore the evidence of Crane's racism, to dismiss it as a cultural influence irrelevant to his larger purposes, or to reconfigure it within his irony in such a way as to enable the story and its author to achieve an unintended racial insight".

Today, companies no longer do their African-American or Hispanic or Asian marketing in a vacuum; they create campaigns that integrate racial demographic insights into the strategic planning.

For one, as Mr. Dyson points out, the panoply of African-American marchers in a "rainbow" of skin colors reveals the mutability of racial categories, an insight that also challenges stereotypes.

An examination of the design and delivery of drainage and sewerage services compared with racial segregation offers insights into the discussion of environmental equity and also the agents of segregation in New Orleans.

The second objective is to gain insight into racial leaf design as leaves change from small to large along the south-to-north climatic gradient in Mexico.

Nonetheless, it is likely that we are missing true associations, which may provide insight into racial differences and similarities.

Community studies, especially those in urban areas with large immigrant populations such as New York City, can provide insight into racial and ethnic disease patterns.

Additionally, recent advances in imaging technology that allow in vivo visualization of the bone's microarchitecture, as well as its size and volumetric bone mineral density, have provided further insight into racial variation in fracture rates.

And again, the school to prison pipeline also is aligned with Mr. Eric Holder's insights about racial inequities in school discipline that need to be changed.

While the DOJ did not charge former police Officer Darren Wilson in connection with the death of Michael Brown, the unarmed black teenager who was shot dead in August, its separate, 102-page report reveals some shocking insights into racial tension between the department's majority white cops and the community's black residents.