Sentence examples for the racial component from inspiring English sources

The racial component to this brand of politics was undisguised in St . Paul

No, China doesn't have the racial component perhaps quite as much, but it has fault lines, for example between country and city.

The statement has its faults – he does not mention race at all, and to ignore the racial component of these protests and the killings from which they sprang ignores the constant and legitimate grievances of the people who took to the streets this weekend.

"Given the racial component of this, and given the current political environment, there certainly seems to be a high level of risk to this story," said a Republican Party official, who, citing the concern among party officials about the criticism, would only discuss the question on the condition of not being identified.

The racial component is also distressing.

"I'm not living in a vacuum, I understand the racial component, I get it," Puckett said.

Still others have concluded that the prosecutors should have focused more on the racial components of their arguments.

Indeed, the poll showed markedly little change in the racial components of people's daily lives since 2000, when The Times examined race relations in an extensive series of articles called "How Race Is Lived in America".

(And it is thoughtful about the racial components of the case, publicly, privately and professionally).

When The Vixen had her altercation with Aquaria a few episodes back, she pointed out the racial components of their feud.

Most of the attention of the inequality gap has been on the disappearing middle, but there's a racial component to the problem as well.