Sentence examples similar to racial town from inspiring English sources

In July 2012 on his 81st birthday Dr. Harding spoke at the National and Racial Healing Town Hall at a Children's Defense Fund's conference.

On his 81st birthday, he spoke at the National and Racial Healing Town Hall at the Children's Defense Fund's recent conference urging all of his listeners to commit themselves to heal America and make our country what it should be.

Lahkvinder 'Ricky Reell (18 October 19977, Kingston, Surrey Disappeared after racial incident in town centre on leaving nightclub, body later dragged from Thames.

Although the only two black students in my class encountered racial prejudice in town and none of their parents had finished grade school, both reached graduate school.

"I was skeptical of the claim that there were racial tensions in town," he said, "but then the details started coming out and people started speaking up.

With its child's eye view of small town racial prejudice, publicity for Silvey's book was quick to label it the Australian To Kill a Mockingbird – but it is hat-tips to Harper Lee's friend Truman Capote that dominate the film's opening stretch.

The Evidence FACT Sweden was the first country in the world to introduce a research center for racial biology in the town of Upsalla.

Over a half-century career, including a staff position at Look that gave him a national platform, Mr. Karales continually fixed his lens on the marginal, the besieged and the politically fraught: coal miners in the racially integrated but economically depressed town of Rendville, Ohio; racial discrimination in organized religion; the quagmire of the Vietnam War; and segregation in New York City.

The town's racial geography feels like a throwback, too.

Or a map of racial concentrations across your town?

The school itself was an emblem of the town's racial history.