Sentence examples for racially neutral from inspiring English sources

While some supporters of the flag say they see it as a racially neutral symbol of Southern heritage, the flag has strong ties to racial injustice that extend far beyond the Civil War.

Morrison does not take this language to be racially neutral.

The city said that throwing out a flawed test was a racially neutral act.

The laws regulating their employment may appear to be racially neutral but are not.

She insisted (citing Whren in a footnote) "that stops be conducted in a racially neutral manner".

Since the country abolished slavery in 1888 its laws have been racially neutral.

In an era with rapidly changing justice and health care systems in the U.S. and elsewhere around the world, quality research can contribute to marked improvements in our knowledge about efficacious, cost-effective, and racially and class neutral efforts to improve public health and justice related outcomes.

There are no neutral platforms in a racially inequitable society, and on the seller side of things, there is a risk that people of color engaging in profile-driven platforms are not on a level playing field.

The most dispiriting possibility is that racially diverse electorates may inherently add racial cleavages to otherwise "neutral" issues, and that polarization becomes inevitable.

Strong federal laws enacted under the clause could help ensure voting fairness to all voters, especially when a state law appears neutral but has serious partisan or racially discriminatory effects.

These are race-neutral policies that have led to racially diverse student bodies.