Sentence examples for racial rules from inspiring English sources

A boy who transfers schools and learns new slang at each symbolizes a traveler learning different racial rules in 19th-century Europe and America.

The writer Paul Gilroy, in his recent book Darker Than Blue, makes the point that Hendrix's life and music were propelled by two important factors: his being an "ex-paratrooper who gradually became an advocate of peace" and his "transgressions of redundant musical and racial rules".

For decades, Mrs. Suzman was among the most venerated of white campaigners urging an end to racial rule.

He also accurately noted that Mandela was a driving force in the freedom struggle against apartheid and the post-apartheid struggle for democratic, non-racial rule in South Africa.

After attacks by white mobs in Alabama turned back the initial protesters, student activists from Nashville and other centers of sit-in activities continued the rides into Jackson, Mississippi, where they were promptly arrested for disobeying racial segregation rules.

You'll break the racial grammar rules.

After all, revisions to racial profiling rules that retain loopholes permitting racial, religious and national origin profiling are not the reforms that Americans need and deserve.

When asked what's next for Smart on Crime, Holder also mentioned the pending revisions to the department's racial profiling rules and how they apply in the national security context.

The New York Times on Thursday reported that "long-awaited revisions to the Justice Department's racial profiling rules would allow the F.B.I. to continue many, if not all, of the tactics opposed by civil rights groups, such as mapping ethnic populations and using that data to recruit informants and open investigations".

The attorney general told HuffPost that the Justice Department would have an announcement about the racial profiling rules "fairly shortly" and that he was "happy with the process," although he added that the revisions took "a little too long" -- nearly five years.

On the other hand, Bolívar figured that South America's racial mishmash ruled out any experiments in libertarian or democratic self-rule.