Sentence examples for remove racial from inspiring English sources

Justice O'Connor's time frame for when the nation would remove racial barriers in education was longer than the one Justice Marshall gave on the day Brown was decided.

Their attacks on voluntary integration, magnet school programs and resource equalization efforts prove that the assault on affirmative action is simply a beachhead in the larger war to remove racial equity concerns from polite policy debates altogether.

The South African Cricket Board of Control announced its intention to remove racial barriers in South African cricket in 1969, and formally integrated the sport in 1976.

The split in the party ultimately led to the defection in July 1977 of 12 RF MPs after Smith introduced legislation to remove racial criteria from the Land Tenure Act.

Many of those leading the charge against political correctness argue against laws that create accessibility for the wheelchair-bound, against providing language options on official forms, against efforts to remove racial slurs from sports team names, and against protections in legislation like the Violence Against Women Act and hate crime laws.

After the 15th Amendment was passed, removing racial barriers to voting, the Dakotas still regarded most Indians as noncitizens, and therefore ineligible to vote.

But though he spoke against a 1998 ballot measure rolling back affirmative action, the voters went their own way, removing racial preference from state hiring.

Even after removing racial bias in our judicial and prison system — as we should and must do — disproportionate numbers of young black men will continue to be incarcerated.

We salute those who provide alternatives to abortion and offer adoption services, and we commend congressional Republicans for expanding assistance to adopting families and for removing racial barriers to adoption.

Prop 2 effectuated this disadvantage by removing racial considerations from the universities' jurisdiction over their own admissions policies and placing such considerations instead directly in the hands of voters.

It is critically important to understand that the elites who prosper from runaway inequality are willing to accommodate a demand that removes racial disparities among the poor and among the rich.