Sentence examples for react to race from inspiring English sources

It is a daunting task for the children of 1969: finding out whether the double consciousness they honed in the Ivy League can actually get this country to listen — and react — to race in a different way.

Do you think Section 5 was voted for because it was a racial entitlement?" Rein replied that insofar as Congress was "reacting" to race discrimination, So to that extent, as the intervenor said, yes, it was intended to protect those who had been discriminated against.

She has played out the different and situations she will need to react to in the race and has mapped out the varying strategies.

In everyday situations, people react to implicit biases involving race, gender and appearance.

Television as a whole has been quicker than film to react to the discussion about race and gender.

We've become so accustomed to racing to react to the sound of a new message or email coming in, that we forget that such constant "connection" is what's disconnecting us more than ever.

Just as ants can't make sense of human behavior, it's difficult or impossible for us to understand how this advanced race would react to us.

In short, there is no perfect way to measure the economy, let alone how voters react to it — but the horse-race polls, at least, are not manifestly inconsistent with how voters have reacted to similar circumstances in the past.

What decides a close race is how candidates react to an October surprise.

In some ways, his race, and the way Californians react to it, will be a proxy for that evolution.

We tried to get Plouffe to react to a spate of national polls showing a tightening race.