Sentence examples for time racial from inspiring English sources

And, for the first time, racial minorities are a majority of this year's entering class at Harvard.

At the same time, racial attitudes among younger generations are shifting to become more accepting of people of all races.

Though Page reminded Allen of the people who'd shot at her father, she noted that over time racial tension had eased in Oak Creek.

Meanwhile, for the first time, racial and ethnic minorities — if that's still the right word — make up about half of the under-5 population.

I say in the 21st century, please let us use the correct terminology, and hope that in time racial harmony will be the result.Maria Arreaza Rockford, IllinoisSIR —Add your report to the starry-eyed coverage of Barack Obama.

Obama had already won his first caucus by the time racial tension entered the Democratic primaries; no one ever seemed to question his viability as a candidate in the way they did Jesse Jackson's two decades years earlier.

Part-time programs do not remedy full-time racial isolation, and programs in other cities do not affect Hartford students, they said.

Not only did first-time racial minorities and women get significantly less mentoring than their white male peers, but that lack of guidance had a real impact.

The proposal has divided the board and the university along political and, at times, racial lines.

In modern times, racial justice work has taken the form of immigrant rights activism.

For reasons he never quite explained, he insisted that the cosmopolitan elite threatened the traditional values cherished by most Americans: "morality and religion, family, nation, local community, and at times racial integrity and identity".