Sentence examples for racial message from inspiring English sources

The commercial had an unavoidable racial message.

Even more striking than the racial message is the sexual message... Looking at today's Broadway musicals, I see three big trends.

For half a century, Republicans had relied on Richard Nixon's "Southern Strategy", which deployed a coded racial message that could bind together a formidable coalition of southern states and suburban white voters.

Even before "The Blind Side" came out, some commentators were bothered by the racial message — on the basis of the trailers, which seemed to push the notion that a bewildered black teenager had to be "saved" from his community, and the poster, with little blond Sandra Bullock next to a very big Quinton Aron, playing Oher, as if he was her giant moppet.

Jackson's platform was an aggressive racial message only a few steps removed from Malcolm X and Louis Farrakhan.

(No subliminal racial message there, of course; it's just one of the ongoing series of "accidental" inferences the Clintons keep innocently making).

At the same time the government has embraced exclusionary racial messages that argue for Malay supremacy over the other races in a dangerous move to bring the Malays back into the Front's fold.

Since the days of Richard Nixon, they have used subtle and not so subtle racial messages to win support.

Twice since January we have seen the Clinton campaign resort directly or indirectly to racial messages -- now and surrounding South Carolina.

Just as it's true that weaker male candidates will drop out along the way, weaker women candidates will, too: Can't raise the money; can't build the field organization; can't build a multi-racial message; can't get influential Chicago women to back the candidacy; can't get some downtown male CEOs to back you; oops, she's gone.

Racism had long simmered quietly beneath the surface, only to erupt in a series of ugly incidents in the 1990's: a near riot in a town housing project; a real estate agent caught on TV steering a black couple to Stamford and a white couple away from Stamford; and a racial hate message encoded by students in the Greenwich High School yearbook.