No one can doubt the enormity of his talent, sharp business mind, humanitarianism, un-fathomed star power and the ability to cross racial and cultural thresholds begun by the likes of Martin Luther King Jr., Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali, and pass it on to a younger generation who had not understood the significance of the Civil Rights movement.
Historically, when members of a racial minority community have exceeded this threshold, people representing that community do win election, even in at-large elections with severely racially polarized voting, provided the election uses ranked choice voting.
In order to get discovery on a racial selective prosecution claim, the defendant must make the threshold showing that the government declined to prosecute similarly situated suspects of other races.
Due to racial disparity in HbA1c level [ 14], however, the optimal threshold varies across populations.
Racial disparities in HbA1c values exist, 30 31 and the optimal thresholds for detecting diabetes have been found to vary by ethnic group.
Judge Watson said the racial aspect of the incident was so serious it crossed the custody threshold when considering sentence, even though she would suspend it.
Below the 25% participation threshold, it can be difficult for statistical analyses to detect racial or ethnic differences in risk factors or disease effects, write the authors, led by physician-scientist Esteban Burchard of the University of California, San Francisco.
We are walking together through an historic threshold that could help bring our nation -- battered by racial, class, and other divides -- the healing we so desperately need.
It became clear over time that white people have extremely low thresholds for enduring any discomfort associated with challenges to our racial worldviews.
"It became clear over time that white people have extremely low thresholds for enduring any discomfort associated with challenges to our racial worldviews," DiAngelo wrote in an article outlining just what she means by the term.
