Sentence examples for racial limits from inspiring English sources

As I watched the division of ethnicities at DJ Station (Asians on the ground floor, Europeans on top) and listened to people like Nolan constantly voicing the racial limits of their attraction, I wondered what the future might hold in an increasingly mobile, diverse and app-obsessed gay world.

As the report explains, "attributing crime to racial minorities limits empathy toward offenders and encourages retribution".

At all income levels, blacks are convinced that racial discrimination limits their income and holds back job advancement.

At all income levels, blacks in the city are convinced that racial discrimination limits their income and holds back job advancement.

This positioning of groups of people as either academically or athletically gifted based on stereotypes about their racial backgrounds limits the opportunity for these populations to be seen as more than what they are perceived to be.

The homogenous racial cohort limited the confounding genetic factors caused by ethnic heterogeneity.

Third, small numbers of racial populations limited our ability to look at findings by race other than white and non-white categories for the two rectal cancer measures.

University activism has been increasing as students vent their anger over limited racial transformations in education since apartheid rule ended with Nelson Mandela's election in 1994.

The bloodlust for racial warfare was limited to the extreme fringes and may not have been fully diluted: At a recent court hearing, four white men were accused of plotting to kill Mr. Zuma and others at the A.N.C. conference.

[City & State] Hoping to end the Police Department's "stop-and-frisk" policy, City Council members and protesters rallied at City Hall to support legislation that would further limit racial profiling by officers.

Several class-action lawsuits have been filed against big banks and brokerage firms on behalf of women and minorities who complained that sexual and racial discrimination had limited their chances of advancing and succeeding at those firms.