Sentence examples for studies race from inspiring English sources

"Black flight" from changing minority suburban communities is a common phenomenon, said Hugh A. Wilson, a political science professor at Adelphi University who studies race and politics.

Lisa Keller, a history professor at Purchase College who studies race in Westchester, said that in the end, Americans, like John Locke, believe in life, liberty and property.

"From a Canadian standpoint, race is an American phenomenon," said Grace-Edward Galabuzi, a political science professor at Ryerson University in Toronto who studies race and poverty.

"There's a consciousness about what they're doing — we call it 'slumming,' " said Camille Charles, a sociology professor at the University of Pennsylvania who studies race.

The response to his death has served to demonstrate how much his work has influenced so many people in so many different ways: cultural studies, race and ethnicity, politics, the arts, the media, academe.

For these female doctors, "the penalty for being effective seems to be the inability to make emotional connections," said Bambi Haggins, who studies race, class and gender in television as assistant professor in the Program in Film and Video Studies at the University of Michigan.

Ultimately, Mr. Clinton appointed a seven-member commission to study race.

For the past year, she has split her time among California, Washington and New York, studying race and higher education and women as college presidents and catching up on anthropology, her academic field.

In 1993, after studying race and ethnicity at Stanford University, he founded New York Online, a company that designed Web sites for Consumer Reports, Vibe and The New Yorker.

The part of a person that must study race consciously from childhood on -- race etiquette, race facts and fictions, race terrors, delights and grotesqueries -- is studying a second language.

He was chosen to do it based on his experience in studying race and policing for three decades, Mr. Charney said.