Sentence examples for racial struggles from inspiring English sources

Then, on his own, in 1985, he won the important book awards with "Common Ground," about racial struggles in Boston.

The print borrows from the graphic style of Mexican revolutionary art — Ms. Catlett herself has lived in Mexico for many decades — and refers as much to labor organization as racial struggles.

Like the civil-rights movement in the United States, the racial struggles in South Africa were intertwined with the efforts of that country's Communists to build radical cross-racial coalitions.

Their poems are musical, socially engaged, in one case a little mythic; in another case, rueful about America's racial struggles; in a third, wry about making a choice between the power of street violence and the thrill of writing.

In his brief remarks, Mr. Obama told the crowd that although South Africa's racial struggles were "happening an ocean away," it was "a struggle that touches each and every one of us".

The adopted brother of Rachel Dolezal has accused her of giving African Americans a "slap in the face" by co-opting their racial struggles after growing up with all the advantages of a white, middle-class girl.

For Solange, racial struggle manifests itself in small but profound ways.

He claimed that conventional forms of ethics were Jewish inventions, and that conventional states would collapse during the racial struggle.

Where a racial struggle was concerned, Von Trotha believed in "absolute terrorism and even cruelty", and vowed to "destroy the rebellious tribes by shedding rivers of blood".

Things did not turn out so well for other radical movements (if one can describe a bloody civil war, followed by a century of racial struggle, as "things turning out well").

When her mother (LaTanya Richardson Jackson) shakes her head and asks, "What is it that's changing?" we realise that Hansberry captured an era's generational divide as well as a nation's racial struggle.