Sentence examples for to racially from inspiring English sources
adverb
Relating to race.
- He was charged with a hate crime, because the attack by a white man on the black man was deemed to be racially motivated.
"I'm not going to racially profile employees," he said.
It would probably have been cheaper to racially abuse him.
These are race-neutral policies that have led to racially diverse student bodies.
In those days, there was still some shame attached to racially mixed relationships.
Land was confiscated, livestock plundered and native people subjected to racially motivated violence, rape and murder.
She leads the charge to racially integrate the show, and she gets the guy.
"There are some folks in the media who think that it's all right to racially stereotype".
An unpopular decision to close a public hospital in Harlem was followed by a weak response to racially motivated violence.
Take the different standards applied to racially insensitive politicos Ken Livingstone, Naz Shah (both expelled) and Boris Johnson (promoted).
He invoked these instances even as he urged Americans to put an end to racially divisive politics.
The Reagan administration also maintained that it was legally required to grant tax exemptions to racially discriminatory private schools.
