Sentence examples for racial structure from inspiring English sources

Of the two, Sergeant Williams was far more comfortable with the racial structure of Bravo Company.

Here is a piece of legislation that is trying to cope not with the old racial structure (with a sharp dividing line between whites and blacks) but the new racial structure, with an explosion of many different groups, of different shapes and sizes with no group, soon enough, having an overall majority.

"His ascendancy highlights the current dangers South Africa faces: a gradual closing of life chances for many; an increasing polarisation of the racial structure; a structure of indecision at the heart of politics itself; and a re-balkanisation of culture and society".

"His ascendancy highlights the current dangers South Africa faces: a gradual closing of life chances for many; an increasing polarisation of the racial structure; a structure of indecision at the heart of politics itself; and a re-balkanisation of culture and society". Mbembe's assessment comes within the backdrop of an increasingly unequal South Africa.

To investigate the impact of racial structure on the findings, we performed stratification by race (using a three-way interaction among SNP, proximity to roadway, and race) for the two significant (q < 0.2) interactive SNPs in the full model, an analysis that includes adjustment for the principal components of AIMs.

His pieces, including "The Case for Reparations" in 2014 and "The Black Family in the Age of Incarceration," pushed the U.S. to examine its racial structures. .

Radano finds the appearance of "black noise" nearly everywhere in the "transnational repetitions of rap opposition," but stresses that despite its global nature, black noise still conforms to American racial structures.

The age and racial structures of the cohorts varied significantly with the lowest socioeconomic status groups being younger and more ethnically diverse than the higher groups (Table 2).

The problem with framing the mommy wars in terms of choice is not just that only highly educated, affluent, mostly white women have a genuine choice about whether to become über moms (though the ways in which educational, economic and racial privilege structure women's choices is a serious problem that must not be overlooked).

Having a black Annie on screen is important, but what all the real Annies out there and their parents deserve is a film that explores what a 21st century New Deal could look like, with racial justice structured in.

The schools were similar in ethnic and racial mix, in structure and size, were in rural settings and were 5 10 miles from each other.