Sentence examples for reference to racially from inspiring English sources

Or, in reference to racially segregated theater companies at the turn of the last century, the explanation that "blackness itself... warranted multiple forms of discrimination"?

The shirt doesn't include an explicit reference to racially motivated lynching, but for a lot of people, the association is hard to miss.

The term coloured refers to racially mixed descendants of Europeans, indigenous populations and slaves from South and East Asia.

Not recorded as racially motivated by police but CPS made some reference to racial motivation during trial.

Rick Warren The pastor of a large church in Orange County, California, and author of "The Purpose Driven Life," gave the invocation, offering the most direct reference to the racially historic nature of Mr. Obama's election, with a stirring image of Martin Luther King "shouting in heaven".

In other entries, Mr Colborne wrote about "doing a Stephen Lawrence" in reference to the racially-motivated murder of the black teenager, but said: "That's just rage.

4. The "major party figure goes off-message" scenario: for days, Republican talking heads have been insisting that Joe Biden's use of the word "chains" was a racially divisive reference to slavery.

And, in an apparent reference to the furor over the racially tinged remarks that cost Mr. Lott his job, Dr. Frist also added "ensuring our agenda is inclusive of all Americans" to the list.

The two traded barbs and Garcia later made a racially insensitive remark in reference to Woods.

His first message made reference to Joshua Bonehill-Paine, who had been charged with a racially or religiously aggravated hate crime against Berger.

Whenever Drogba appears in public, he is swarmed by thousands of fans who cry out one of his Chinese nicknames, among them the African Andy Lau, a reference to the popular Hong Kong movie star, and the Devil Beast, a racially inflected epithet that locals here use without malevolence.