Sentence examples for racial kind from inspiring English sources

It's horrible and dehumanizing, like all our other profiling (the racial kind is always a big hit!) Reliant on born-in, luck-of-the-genetic-draw factors that we can neither avoid or control.

With no one challenging the partisan version, even a successful challenge to racial kind wouldn't have any broad impact (and, in this case, it seems enormously unlikely to be successful).

The party, which was founded in 1964, promotes a racial kind of nationalism and calls for Germany's borders in 1937 to be reinstated.

"I tried so hard to work in a post-racial kind of way," she says.

"I guess the reason why I feel really excited about being here is that I do believe we need a much more intersectional, multi-racial kind of diverse approach to how we're going to deal with the ongoing administration.

They were singled out for persecution, and I think Jews as a consequence are nervous about any nation that has a clear, explicit religious or racial core any kind of self-consciously homogenous philosophy because then to the extent that they don't blend in, they will stand out.

But as important an issue as climate change is for racial justice, this kind of scattergun approach weakens the message.

Given the prominence of the word in "Pulp Fiction" and "Jackie Brown" — neither of which remotely touch on slavery — its usage in "Django" starts to seem like racial ventriloquism, a kind of camouflage that allows Tarantino to use the word without recrimination.

Privilege of any kind (racial, economic, gender) is not inherently bad, but it comes with the responsibility to amplify the voices of marginalized folks. .

17 This suggests that there is at least one species of racial aversion – the kind studied by psychologists and neuroscientists in these studies – that is causally rather well-isolated from false, stereotypic beliefs.

"The media in New York thrives on racial and other kinds of conflict," said a top adviser to one Democratic candidate for governor.