Sentence examples for racially marked from inspiring English sources

But sense data in the South is racially marked: white people breathe "white air," Wright tells us, black people "black air".

Cosmetic procedures do exist which aim to modify ethnically or racially marked features (e.g. hair-straightening treatments, nose-jobs, eye-lid surgery).

If South Africa is to succeed as a multi-racial society, the new president will have to repudiate the racially divisive rhetoric that marked much of the Mbeki presidency.

The Tea Party movement has been marked by racially inflammatory and violent outbursts since its inception a year ago.

Trump, in the final stretch of a campaign marked by racially divisive rhetoric, is making an overt pitch to black voters.

Sports aside, the city's resistance to school integration four decades ago marked it as a racially polarized place.

"This is not Giuliani time," he added, referring to former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, whose two terms were marked by fractious and racially charged incidents between the police and minorities in which Mr. Giuliani often bristled at criticism of the police.

Trump's yearlong campaign has been marked by divisive and racially coded rhetoric.

But Bratton's tenure has been marked by several other racially charged developments.

For nearly a year, Trump's campaign has been been marked by divisive and racially coded rhetoric.

After waging a yearlong campaign marked by divisive and racially coded rhetoric, the Republican nominee reached out to African Americans several times last week.