Sentence examples for racially distinct from inspiring English sources

As Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy wrote in his 2013 book For Discrimination: Race, Affirmative Action, and the Law, the plan "implicitly but purposefully uses widespread racial separation in schooling to create the functional equivalent of racially distinct pools of candidates".

Yet there are no capital "C" cultural references and features often aren't racially distinct.

Minority, a culturally, ethnically, or racially distinct group that coexists with but is subordinate to a more dominant group.

Places that we think of as diverse, like Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and San Jose are indeed diverse, but highly segregated into racially distinct neighborhoods.

What many contemporary readers probably will not know is that the concept of race has so fluctuated historically that in the early 20th century, Slavic peoples were widely regarded as racially distinct from Austrians and Hungarians.

This study aims (1) to define the limits of the normal human conjunctival fornices and how these alter with age and (2) to provide normative data for upper and lower fornix depths (FDs) and fornix intercanthal distance (FICD) within a healthy South Asian, racially distinct population.

Darfur is home to racially and ethnically distinct tribal groups.

The area holds some of the world's most pristine rain forest, and its two million inhabitants, mostly Melanesians, are racially and culturally distinct from people in the rest of the vast Indonesian archipelago.

The native population is racially and culturally distinct from the rest of Indonesia, more akin to Pacific Islanders than East Asians.

What I learned from these early travel experiences was that the two ethnic groups were distinct both racially and culturally.

This much-needed information may have implications for intervention, treatment and the service needs of individual women, who while similar racially, are still culturally and ethnically distinct.