Sentence examples for racial intent from inspiring English sources

There was no racial intent there, no "dog whistle".

Hewitt repeatedly denied any racial intent and was not fined for his actions.

The associate pastors were flabbergasted by the reaction and wounded that the blacks could think there was racial intent.

"It is clear there is racial intent to suppress the right to vote," Green said, referring to the recent appeals court decisions in North Carolina and Texas.

Prosecutors in that case struck black jurors at a rate far lower than they did in cases where the defendants were black — evidence, the judge found, of racial intent in jury selection.

True enough, eugenic actions were pioneered in the United States, and a number of American eugenicists praised the Nazi sterilization law, noting it was devoid of racial intent and robustly consistent with Buck v. Bell.

Now the wars to secure resources and defeat racial ill intent has fewer soldiers and fewer dollars for wartime spending, but we tend to focus on who to blame instead of how to adapt.

Proving that elected officials passed a law with racist intent ― "racial animus," in legal jargon ― is difficult in a world where politicians rarely use ethnic epithets and are sensitive to allegations of racism.

It is a proactive, pre-emptive approach to law enforcement that may not be racial profiling in intent, but is marked by a stark racial bias in effect.

To document overall, racial, ethnic and intent-specific spatiotemporal trends of firearm-related fatality rates (FRF rates) in the USA.

First, we aimed to document national and state-specific trends in FRF rates along with the annual change in FRF rates from 2000 to 2010 and second, to determine the racial, ethnic and intent-specific differences in FRF rates within each state during the same time period.