Sentence examples for racial legacy from inspiring English sources

Gates cites Obama's intervention as an example of his talent for navigating America's vexed racial legacy.

Mr. Fields inherited a bitter racial legacy, one he is conscious of though unsoured by.

The shift in antipoverty policy, though sold in race-neutral terms, is central to the racial legacy Mr. Clinton leaves.

Her work combines free verse with more traditional forms like the sonnet and the villanelle to explore memory and the racial legacy of America.

Some white conservatives may be in no mood to feel contrite about the nation's racial legacy now that a black man is sitting in the Oval Office.

"Marley" is a detailed, finely edited character study whose theme — Marley's bid to reconcile his divided racial legacy — defined his music and his life.

Yes, there are spaces where our common mix of religious, sexual and racial legacies intermingle – gloriously, sometimes.

Those with access have phenotype, structure advantages, and racial legacies to thank.

Since mid-20th century, academic scholars have documented conservative cultural and political entrenchment in a South still beset with troubling racial legacies.

By the same token, it bespeaks Americans' interest -- particularly, it must be said, white Americans' interest -- in being finished with difficult conversations about slavery and its enduring racial legacies.

But more than a dialogue, we need a plan and remedies to address racial disparities, the legacy of slavery and segregation.