Similar words: racism, social, socially, special, official, crucial, officially, judicial. Meaning: ['reɪʃl] adj. 1. of or related to genetically distinguished groups of people 2. of or characteristic of race or races or arising from differences among groups.
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151. Judge McKinnon had been widely criticized for comments made during his hearing of a case of inciting racial hatred.
152. Home Office guidelines suggested that refugees from religious, racial or political persecution had the strongest case for a C registration.
153. Such racial discrimination was also apparent at all stations in the Southern States of the United States.
154. For example, skin colour assigns individuals to racial statuses such as black and white but this merely reflects the conventions of particular societies.
155. Black militants came to Ocean Hill-Brownsville from around the city to help mobilize parents and press the racial agenda.
156. Nelson's supporters were distressed about his use of racial slurs.
157. Mark Fuhrman[sentencedict.com], who was subsequently criticized for racial bias by both defense lawyers and prosecutors.
158. Failure to select a suitable candidate because of age is often a covert form of racial and gender discrimination.
159. The report that documents their findings includes an appendix with 108 anecdotes by Princeton students of racial or religious harassment or discrimination.
160. The racial and ethnic background of pregnant and parenting teens varies, of course, in different parts of the country.
161. Such anxieties are still informed by nineteenth-century pseudo-scientific genetic and biological explanations of racial difference and comprise distortion, fantasy and myth.
162. Racial incompatibility in Yucatan had reached a crisis in 1847.
163. The caller complained about racial slurs made by co-workers at the company.
164. It also found that he was the subject of racial discrimination by the police force during its investigation of him.
165. Beyond the financial problems, there is new concern that historically tolerant California is developing a culture sharply divided along racial lines.
166. That case sparked a nationwide outcry about racial profiling and police brutality.
167. Along with hate crimes, police violence and abuse continued to incite racial disturbances in the early 1980s.
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168. They managed to reform American law, and ban racial and religious discrimination in housing, schools, and the workplace.
169. The question of sexuality further complicates racialized encounters, such as racial harassment and violence.
170. Exactly the same double bind is encountered in any theorization of racial difference.
171. Racial violence began again when law enforcement officers brutalized peaceful civil rights protestors.
172. Despite their racial and religious divergence, he and Omar worked closely together running the caravan.
173. Brown demonstrated that courageous leadership can make a difference in ending racial discrimination, perhaps more so than bureaucratic bean-counting exercises.
174. Is that because of the racial difference or the difference in the burden of proof in criminal and civil cases?
175. As they talked together, I was distressed to hear them recounting episodes of racial strife that they had seen.
176. Women's groups also resented the imposition of limits for gender discrimination while damages for racial bias were unlimited.
177. Racial harassment involves hostile or offensive behaviour towards an individual or group because of their race.
178. Their gathering for the bus ride home is often the occasion for a racial attack.
179. Baseball has had four black managers since Jackie Robinson broke the sport's racial barrier in 1947.
180. In practice the Act requires teachers to avoid racial bias in the performance of their teaching and pastoral duties.
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