Sentence examples for to be racially from inspiring English sources

They wanted to be racially unaware or "post-racial".

These gangs were known to be racially segregated, and the police told the West Point team that one racial group was known to form more centrally organised gang structures than the other.

Morrison does not take this language to be racially neutral.

In some cities, traffic stops seem to be racially predetermined.

Part-time and older students are particularly unenthusiastic.Fraternities and sororities tend to be racially exclusive.

For its part, the gay rights movement has sometimes struggled to be racially inclusive.

The problem is that New York City politics does tend to be racially determined.

The laws regulating their employment may appear to be racially neutral but are not.

None of which, he said, is meant to be racially charged, but rather simply unburdened by political correctness.

Judy Hennessey, 49, a tourist from Salt Lake City, was astonished to be racially classified at the entrance.

Additionally, because Mr. Shonibare does not like his figures to be racially identifiable, chopping off their heads helps.