Sentence examples for shift racial from inspiring English sources

But until white celebrities shift racial justice to the forefront of their priorities, and fully understand the stunning impact of their ignorance, an apology means nothing beyond: we may unwittingly perpetuate racism, but … wait for it … here's my apology.

It has succumbed to ferocious competition from spiffier malls and big discount stores like Wal-Mart and Target, and to a population shift, racial tensions and fear of crime.

Clara Rodriguez, a sociologist at Fordham and author of "Changing Race," about shifting racial identities, said of comments like Mr. Almante's, "It's probably a different conception of race".

A finalist for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize in drama, "Chad Deity" uses wrestling and a melting pot of black, white, Puerto Rican and Indian-American characters to examine issues of good versus evil in a world of shifting racial and cultural allegiances.

In the latest sign of the nation's shifting racial and ethnic composition, births to Asian, black and Hispanic women in the United States are on the verge of surpassing births to non-Hispanic whites.

An applicant's interest in accessing the best education possible, that is, has to be weighed against the public's interest in allocating education to a representative array of residents.The latter priority explains why Texas, with its rapidly shifting racial composition, has had occasion to lean into the issue.

Commenting on the significance of the Moor Othello portrayed by Shakespeare, the authors of the exhibition book write that Venice had been chosen as "a setting for plays that explore very English anxieties about shifting racial and religious identity and allegiance".

But this hardly saves her argument, since the US Census's history of shifting racial categories and past use of ethnic and religious terms (e.g., Filipino, Hindu, and Korean) to signify races is typically taken as evidence of the social, rather than biological, foundations of race (Espiritu 1992, Chapter 5).

But before jumping to the conclusion that Latinos are selecting "white" because of shifting racial ideas or assimilation, let's consider a few characteristics of the Latino community.

However, there has been reluctance by the nation's leaders to embrace the shifting racial demographics as a force for policy change and the basis of the nation's future economic success.

Given these views, and considering the nation's vastly shifting racial and ethnic demographics, it is clear that America increasingly requires a serious policy transformation designed more fully to equip and empower all Americans, and especially our growing populations of Black and Latino youth, to capture our nation's best emerging economic opportunities.