Sentence examples for racially different from inspiring English sources

The northeastern region of India also feels discriminated against because it is racially different.

A special problem presents itself through the coexistence of racially different Christian cultures in racially mixed states.

I mean, does it matter that the Chinese look and appear as being racially different from white folks?

"But when people speak to him and see he looks racially different than me, he will know and be secure in his cultural identity, too".

An important group of statues is derived from the ancient capital of Mari, on the middle Euphrates, where the population is known to have been racially different from the Sumerians.

"The Singaporean state has considerably influenced Singaporeans' willingness to work and be alongside those who are racially different," Dr Mathews says.

"I frequently ask my students: 'How many of you socialize with people who are racially, culturally different than yourself?

For example, the Minister who worries about talking openly about racial justice could switch pulpits (or congregations) with a racially or culturally different church.

We study racial discrimination by simultaneously selling identical products on eBay in pairs of auctions posted under different racially identifying names.

The Romani can, more precisely, be seen as Europe's Negroes, a dark, alien population elements – socially, culturally or racially – one that different agents have tried to restrain and keep in place.

The results revealed that non-white transnational adoptees, who are culturally Swedish but racially and visibly different from the majority Swedes, are not as preferred as marriage partners compared to white Swedes and that there are no statistically significant differences in attitudes towards non-white adoptees and non-white migrant groups.