Sentence examples for reporting on race from inspiring English sources
From 1989 to 2005, he was a reporter and editor for The New York Times, where he was part of a team of journalists awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 2001 for reporting on race relations in America.
The new health care law calls for enhanced data collection and reporting on race and ethnicity, as well as on sex, primary language, disability and for underserved rural and frontier populations.
His passionate reporting on race relations made him one of the most highly visible and vocal black men in America and prompted President John F. Kennedy to appoint him deputy assistant secretary of state with the assignment to help integrate the State Department.
In the first decade of the 20th century, W. E. B. Du Bois founded journals that combined reporting on race-based abuses with affirmative visual content, often in the form of photographic portraits of blacks.
It would be nice to think that genuine concern about animal welfare drives the impulse to report on racing fatalities.
The newspaper routinely reported on racing fashions as well as on results, as it did in an account of the 1905 Belmont, the first at the new racetrack: "Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney: Mauve and white gown, with a large hat, covered with purple ostrich plumes".
Reporting on a race riot in Milwaukee, he took cover from gunfire under a car.
One member of the racing media characterized the coverage as a "cheap attempt to get clicks," and it's tough to avoid reaching that conclusion, given the paucity of reporting on horse racing by many of the outlets who blasted the news out on Saturday.
In 2007, the BBC reported on a race organizer who painted racing stripes on the shells of the snails to keep them away from thrushes, ultimately "saving the snails".
When you started reporting on the Pennsylvania Senate race, Toomey was seen as a longshot and as out of touch with most Republicans.
But for Politico's editors, that mea culpa apparently wasn't enough to keep him reporting on the Missouri Senate race, an area of the political world Catanese knows well.
