用“racial”造句大全，racial造句

He talked endlessly about bipartisanship and national unity. He was also a living symbol of racial reconciliation.

Traditional one-liners on racial difference, gender difference and mothers-in-law were out, to be replaced by more nuanced observation or rant.

Certainly we know what happened once he was assassinated: Reconstruction was administered punitively and then abandoned, leaving the issue of racial equality to dangle for another century.

At home he would salve, if not close, the ugly racial wound left by America’s history and lessen the tendency of American blacks to blame all their problems on racism.

Having been in singapore for almost a year, I have come to take certain things for granted in this multi-racial country. But on quiet reflection, I realize that these things are not achieved easily, and are of utmost value to the society.

The racial discrimination issue is a political hot potato.

The racial symbolism of Obama's campaign was never far from the surface.

Arizona's governor, Jan Brewer, who signed the bill into law, retorts that it explicitly prohibits racial profiling.

People behaving suspiciously or with an unusual travel pattern might find themselves under additional scrutiny but racial or religious factors could also soon form part of the criteria.

In many places, this division takes on a racial overtone as the skilled belong mainly to one ethnic group clearly distinct from that of the semi-skilled or unskilled workers.

He took advantage of every opportunity to heighten racial tensions.

The racial disparity was most evident in the highest BMI category.

This was made much more explicit after 1948—and this shocked a world where racial ideologies and colonialism were being challenged and dismantled.

By raising segregation and racial persecution to the ethical level of law, it puts into practice the antinomian rules of Orwell's becomes good, inhumanity is interpreted as charity, egoism as compassion(Elie Wiesel)

Moreover, the final achievement "would signify the racial decline of its founders", presumably as a result of racial mixing.

When Presidential Adviser Daniel P. Moynihan counseled "benign neglect" in his now famous memo, his stated intention was only to remove hysteria from both sides of the racial struggle.

Both federal and state laws protect you against racial discrimination.

Our relatively low inter-marriage rate might be explained by our cultural as well as racial differences, and our predilection for holding tightly to our caste systems and religions.

But decades later, by the mid-1950s and in the struggle for civil rights, the word became a bitter racial epithet.

She sued the company for racial discrimination.

A new law has been brought in to discourage racial prejudice.