Sentence examples for view of race from inspiring English sources

Don't mistake that, however, for a Pollyannaish view of race in America.

Perhaps we might have an even more nuanced view of race in America.

The book, she says, presents "a utopian view" of race relations.

Latinos, who make up close to 20 percent of the American population, generally hold a fundamentally different view of race.

In fact, Sarkozy and Hollande are united in their view of race as unique to the Holocaust.

Yet it instantly had a deep appeal to those looking for a soft focus view of race in America.

The plan was for a fly-on-the-wall view of racing around Florida's terrifying Daytona Speedway bowl.

PETA, outraged as usual in its view of racing, demands an inquiry and the suspension of jockey Gabriel Saez, who is guilty only of delivering an outstanding performance in his first Derby.

That is the view of Racing's former New Zealand wing Joe Rokocoko, whose fellow All Black Dan Carter became the world's highest-paid player when he moved to Paris after last year's World Cup.

Yet clichéd and sometimes offensive views of race remain alive and well across the art form.

But Hispanic groups, supported by Representative José E. Serrano, Democrat of New York, argued that the change would ignore the evolving views of race across the country as immigration from Latin America has surged.