Sentence examples for racial ones from inspiring English sources

But one advantage of a country that fractures so dependably on class lines is that it tends not to on racial ones: a black man with the trappings of privilege can be secure in that privilege.

Pope John Paul II's document on the Holocaust, "We Remember," said that the Catholic church in the past objected to Jews only on theological grounds, not racial ones.

The most recent rulings by the court dictate that race cannot be a predominant factor in the drawing of district lines, but that redistricting plans may be defended on purely partisan grounds, which are often indistinguishable from racial ones.

Is it more important to organise along morphing class lines than along racial ones?

The multicultural movement, for example, threatens to transform all cultural claims into racial ones.

In the end, all three had put practical considerations ahead of racial ones.

But the slur he's sticking to is the racial one.

Not every issue between blacks and whites is necessarily a racial one.

If the integrity of the franchise is an entitlement, it's a common one, and not a racial one.

There are other demographic cleavages in US voting, but they don't appear quite as dramatic as the racial one.

Although President Johnson predicted that the Vietnam war would create a political nightmare, he neglected to foresee the racial one.