Sentence examples for recent racial from inspiring English sources

Morrissey has called Barack Obama "white inside" and laid blame for recent racial tension in the US squarely at the president's door.

The protesters also demanded a formal apology to the campus for recent racial incidents and urged that it "actively recruit non-athlete males of color".

Her family's bloody antics, like this country's recent racial politics, had careened to that moment when everybody knows what's what, and all bets are off.

The Democrats haven't just been passive players in the recent racial polarization of the parties: Rather, they've embraced and furthered the trend, as a necessary part of making their new presidential-level "coalition of the ascendant" work.

Once devoted to ice cream socials, tutorials on campus technology systems and advice on choosing classes, orientation for new students is changing significantly, with the issue taking on renewed urgency this year as universities increasingly try to address recent racial and ethnic tensions on campuses as well as an onslaught of sexual assault complaints.

Richard Berman, president of Manhattanville College, said he offered the college campus as a site and roughly $20,000 after sensing unrest among his students over recent racial issues, including controversial shootings of black men by New York City police officers.

(Similarly grotesque incidents have been reported in the United Kingdom in recent years, possibly encouraged by the Paris attacks last fall and more recent racial-religious tensions surrounding this year's Brexit vote).

In recent years, racial and sexual innuendo helped North Carolina's Jesse Helms and Tennessee's Bob Corker defeat black Senate opponents, and of course, race-baiting also happens locally.

Since colonial times into recent decades, racial prejudice has been a huge factor in the imposition of death sentences in the state.

In recent weeks racial disparities in America's criminal justice system have been a reoccurring and controversial topic among news pundits.

Recent research suggests racial classification is responsive to social stereotypes, but how this affects racial classification in national vital statistics is unknown.