Sentence examples for racial perceptions from inspiring English sources

Religious and racial perceptions are no small matter given that Senator Obama is running.

Jackson said it might be uncomfortable for whites to hear blacks speculate about racial perceptions.

Yet much of his work consisted of more subtle efforts to reshape racial perceptions.

Performers in the show, which satirized racial perceptions, appeared in blackface.

But it also seems clear that the political environment is related to how racial perceptions frame our attitudes on social policy.

But until we acknowledge the complex ways in which racial perceptions frame public policy, we risk reinforcing a two-tiered approach that only hardens social divisions.

In a sense, this is Rock's own nervous stab at rehabilitative seriousness, even if it's peppered with hit-and-miss jokes about celebrity vacuity, sexuality and racial perception.

Research on racial perception shows that a diverse group of friends doesn't make one immune to prejudice.

The law mandates interrogation based on racial perception - specifically targeting Latinos and those who 'appear' Mexican, Central American, and/or of indigenous ancestry.

At the same time, it suggests that even in the most liberal "post-racial" environment, perceptions of race and ethnicity are unavoidable impediments to both boys who are now college age.

"Similar to how racial segregation shapes perceptions of racial inequality, and occupational sex segregation shapes perceptions of gender inequality, we consider the possibility that residential segregation of the highly educated may facilitate mobilization of a social movement, such as the Tea Party, that opposes redistribution of wealth to society's less prosperous citizens," says the study.