Sentence examples for racial schisms from inspiring English sources

DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA — Nearly two decades after the demise of apartheid in South Africa, symbolized by snaking queues of first-time voters outside polling stations in 1994 and Desmond Tutu's "Rainbow Nation" imagery, a satirical painting by a (white) artist of (black) President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed has also uncovered how deep social and racial schisms remain.

PAGE F1 MEDICINE'S RACIAL SCHISM The American Medical Association, the nation's largest and most powerful physicians' group, is overwhelmingly white.

This racial schism did not end with the stroke of a pen when the Court ruled in Brown that "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal".

But when questions focused more specifically on racial issues, a schism quickly emerged.

The social schism of racial superiority that pervaded other societies in East and West has more or less spared Muslim communities from its malice.

It was the goal of Woodhull and the Equal Rights Party to reunite the causes of women's equality and racial equality, as a schism between the movements was created two years earlier when the 15th Amendment granted African American men the right to vote but still denied the right to women of every race.

With positions on both sides hardening, the schism has taken on racial overtones.

Today, the collateral damage of Cincinnati's racial strife includes, curiously, a deep schism within the gay community.

Many stories in the coming weeks will focus on the schism in the sport, supposedly on racial lines, but many of those that froth at the mouth over India's breakaway ambitions have no idea what they're talking about or who they're dealing with.

To this basic schism, Jindabyne adds more, including cultural and racial elements that are no less interesting for being altogether remote from Carvers concerns.

Racial and ethnic tensions have often been the source of schisms.