The belief is that racial disparity equates with racial injustice.
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Obama ran as a racial healer, without acknowledging racial pain.
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A racist is a person who uses racial slurs directed at racial out-groups and thinks their own racial group is superior.
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Now, the racial gap starts to look like a racial chasm.
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"I want to be clear that St. Catherine University strongly condemns racial discrimination, racial stereotyping, and racial profiling of any kind," the statement reads.
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Today, racial apathy, not racial hatred, is a major obstacle to progress.
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Institute for Racial Reconciliation about their ongoing attempt to begin a racial
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You use the terms "racial aversion" and "racial antagonism" in the book.
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What did increase, Tesler finds in his book Post-Racial or Most-Racial?
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Such incidents "suggest a corporate culture of racial insensitivity and possible racial bias".
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"You're changing individuals' racial identity instead of changing the racial hierarchy," he says.
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Both parties build their coalitions by magnifying racial identity and exploiting racial difference.
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" Roth-Gordon prefers using more nuanced terms, like "racial anxiety" or "racial bias.
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Discussing racial identity in binaries In our strives for racial justice, its vital that we don't emphasize a black/white binary, which renders other racial groups invisible.
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Increases in campus unrest and racial protest over police brutality have intensified racial views.
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Racial tensions NAACP state President Derrick Johnson called the racial climate in Wiggins tense.
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Racial tensions NAACP state president Derrick Johnson called the racial climate in Wiggins tense.
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Racial capitalism leads to a lot of extra racial work for people of color.
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But as Michael Tesler shows in his powerful book Post-Racial or Most-Racial?
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Haley used her status as a racial minority to shield her party's racial animus.
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Racial capitalism feeds racial resentment — it's not like nonwhite people don't know what's going on here — and this is like throwing gasoline on the fire of racial tensions.
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Racial denial, where whites avoid even the casual acknowledgement of the horrors or racial slavery -- let alone the systemic nature of contemporary racism -- suffocates necessary dialogue about racial injustice.
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However, we believe this focus on racial resentment obscures another important aspect of racial thinking.
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In Dallas, we don't like to talk about our racial history or our racial present.
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The standard looks not at the racial intent but the racial impact of a policy.
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A racial breakdown of shootings and police interactions revealed significant racial disparities in policing practices.
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First, we need to reform policing practices, end racial profiling, and eradicate racial disparities in sentencing.
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But he was caught in a pincer movement between the racial left and the racial right.
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A revolutionary-minded racial politics that produces a reactionary white racial politics will always be frustrated.
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Also a matter of contention is the use of "racial resentment" scales to measure racial animus.
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An October lawsuit over racial discrimination also described a work environment where racial slurs were common.
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Board of Education (1954), which made racial segregation illegal, many white Christian leaders joined hands with African-Americans to advocate for racial justice within their white congregations, as racial injustice continued.
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The racial furies on display in Virginia are rooted in the nation's tortured history of racial slavery.
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As he put it, economic anxiety isn't driving racial resentment; rather, racial resentment is driving economic anxiety.
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There's something about seeing America's best racial instincts followed by its worst racial instincts in this way.
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But I see only shades of difference between open racial hostility and the accommodation of racial hostility.
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One thing we understood is that while we had racial differences, we had the same racial problems.
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Trump didn't cause the nation's racial problems, but his rhetoric and policies revive and recycle racial stereotypes.
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The resolution pledges city officials will work with businesses and organizations to strive for racial equality, and suggests the creation of an office of racial conciliation to help the process of racial healing.
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This insulated environment of racial protection builds white expectations for racial comfort while at the same time lowering the ability to tolerate racial stress, leading to what I refer to as White Fragility.
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Look, Harvard&aposs argument is our commitment to racial diversity means we have to discriminate against racial minorities.
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Unfortunately, the president's racial rhetoric serves as a license for others to act and speak with racial disrespect.
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Not unlike we've seen for Black Lives Matter, not unlike we've seen with racial violence and racial terror.
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Racial disparities — in incarceration, unemployment, school failure — fuel racial bias, which ensnares black boys, rich and poor alike.
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But before that political difference, there was a need to reinforce racial difference and racial control over space.
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Nor has the Department held officers accountable for using racial slurs or making other statements exhibiting racial bias.
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Unjust racial profiling and resulting racial disparities in the criminal justice system certainly don't depend on artificial intelligence.
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Despite warnings from commentators who insisted that looting, vandalism, and the perception of racial antagonism could hobble the efforts of peaceful organizers, protesters managed to change white racial attitudes so rapidly and dramatically that white liberals are now to the left of racial minorities themselves on a number of racial issues.
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"I was quite upset because it&aposs racial hatred, its racial discrimination, it&aposs against the law," Ryan said.
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There's never really been a big racial problem at all, or any really racial problem at all in Charlottesville.
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The racial disparity is enough to be considered "racial discrimination under international human rights law," according to the report.
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National recognition of racial inequality's continuing legacy requires the transformation of institutions forged against the backdrop of racial injustice.
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The attorney general needs to be dedicated to racial equality to prevent managerial criminal justice from perpetuating racial inequality.
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Racial capitalism is the process of getting some sort of social or economic benefit from someone else's racial identity.
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"Given racial bias in standardized testing and endemic racial inequities," they said the school must continue to consider race.
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To gain more seats, Asian-Americans must build cross-racial, intra-racial and cross-class solidarities with other groups.
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This exacerbates racial inequality and reinforces the racial segregation that was unconstitutionally created a half-century and more ago.
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He appeals to the racial resentments of his white supporters by denouncing African-American athletes for protesting racial injustice.
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So, despite the racial violence that was making headlines, my friends seemed to believe Montgomery County was post-racial.
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There would, after all, be no need for racial justice movements if the country wasn't founded on racial plunder.
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Those losses, in the end, cut across racial lines even though Trump had waged a campaign soaked in racial rhetoric and was powered to the GOP nomination in the first place largely by white racial resentment.
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"How'd you overcome the racial barriers?" one man asks, referencing the perennial problem of racial tension in some prisons here.
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Pittsburg, like anywhere, has residents with divergent racial views, Johns said, but racial tension has steadily improved in the town.
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After a racial incident that garnered national attention last weekend, Starbucks has required racial-bias training for all its employees.
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"New People" questions whether the notion of racial liberation truly offers a solution to the unfinished work of racial justice.
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We are compromised by the legal architecture we created in the 20th century that codified racial segregation and racial hierarchy.
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What they're seeing, rather than a post-racial society, is a different country with distinct racial quagmires of its own.
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ILWU was committed to racial equality, defending black members from racial epithets and ensuring they received equal pay and dispatches.
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This pollution "is disproportionately induced by the racial-ethnic majority and disproportionately inhaled by racial-ethnic minorities," the study said.
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The play's discussion of the importance of racial visibility versus racial erasure in a relationship struck a chord with me.
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They are unsparing on the madness of racial classification but frank, and very beautiful, on the lure of racial belonging.
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It's a disaster, because we're not responding to the racial narrative, so we're not responding to white people's genuine racial fears.
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Some studies show racial prejudice in America is actually going down, but America's politics are still increasingly fractured along racial lines.
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Whereas racial prejudice refers to animosity toward other racial groups, white identity reflects a sense of connection to fellow white Americans.
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Spokesmen say there is no racial discrimination in Orania, but the foundational imperative to preserve Afrikaner culture effectively prohibits racial diversity.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, the civil rights movement aimed to dismantle racial segregation and legally entrenched forms of racial inequality.
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Sanders subsequently added a "racial justice" section to his website and made more frequent mention of racial issues in his speeches.
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One source of the Ruby men's murderous hatred of the women is their racial heterogeneity—their utter lack of racial purity.
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And many people fighting for racial justice, aware of lynching's toll on black men, heeded Judge Thomas's appeal to racial solidarity.
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Mostly forgotten, for the three hours of the parade, are the holiday's thorny racial history and the city's racial fault lines.
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The white supremacists see this as a particular kind of racial betrayal and racial subjugation that can never be made normal.
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"The racial gap by political affiliation is three months, approximately 65 percent of the baseline racial sentence gap," the authors wrote.
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They have failed to develop a racial justice analysis that addresses the persistent and historically rooted racial discrimination in this country.
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The companies were accused of racial discrimination, even though they were not allowed to collect racial data and never did so.
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School integration broke racial barriers at the schoolhouse doors, and the racial achievement gap closed considerably in the 1970s and '80s.
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All of these interventions appear to reduce racial biases, while interracial contact appears most promising for reducing racial anxiety more broadly.
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The chance to be preferred in admissions to Georgetown still relies on racial differences in college preparation, racial wealth, and income gaps that condition the ability to pay college tuition, and racial gaps in knowledge about competitive college admissions.
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Many of these quilts are fiercely political and address Oakland's history of racial issues as well as the country's bubbling racial tensions.
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The two candidates also touched on racial issues after being asked what their "racial blind spots" are by CNN host Don Lemon.
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Its promotion of a brand of racial anxiety, fear and anger have turned his campaign into a galvanizing movement for racial intolerance.
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Racial bias in the courtroom: The Supreme Court ruled if there's racial bias in jury deliberations, their verdicts can be thrown out.
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All of these interventions appear to reduce subconscious racial biases, while interracial contact appears most promising for reducing racial anxiety more broadly.
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At the end of the day, Latinos are not a racial group; they are a multicultural language group of different racial backgrounds.
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Yet King's understanding of the tragic dimensions of the nation's racial history never undermined his faith in one day achieving racial justice.
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But I cry foul at the complaint that he has significantly aggravated racial animosity and widened the racial divide in this country.
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Because racial statistics are banned, policies designed to address inequality, especially in urban areas, tend to ignore the impact of racial discrimination.
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It portrays a world where racial bonuses are awarded to disadvantaged groups and racial penalties are levied against Asian and white students.
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Mr. de Blasio's plan doesn't stipulate any racial criterion for admission, much less racial quotas (which the Supreme Court outlawed in 1978).
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Other research suggests that longstanding racial biases among providers might have contributed to racial differences in patient trust in the health system.
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There's extensive case law on racial gerrymanders, which has established that racial discrimination in districting is subject to strict scrutiny by courts.
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Among people who saw the ad with racial cues, their preexisting level of racial resentment was hugely predictive of their presidential preference.
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Partisan gerrymanders, which often accompany racial ones, are thornier in the legal realm because while racial bias in redistricting is outright unlawful (racial minorities are specifically protected under the Constitution), the court has never found an unlawful incidence of partisan redistricting.
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And although unions haven't always been on the right side of struggles for racial justice, on the whole they've reduced racial income disparities.
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" The press release highlights four recent incidents that, according to the NAACP, "suggest a corporate culture of racial insensitivity and possible racial bias.
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This is why activists urge the discussion around use of force to account for racial disparities and implicit racial biases in policing practices.
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The idea seems to be that for white Americans—non-racist white people—being reminded of racial inequality is worse than racial inequality.
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In the paper, we measure racial prejudice using a specific measure called racial resentment, which is a very prevalent measure in the literature.
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Overall, the poll noted that Americans are more apt to say Trump's policies have encouraged racial division (44%) rather than racial unity (12%).
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Nevertheless, nearly six years later, racial and ethnic disparities persist, with studies showing lower PrEP awareness and use among racial and ethnic minorities.
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When asked if racial tensions have increased or decreased in the past year, 61 percent of those polled said racial tensions have increased.
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Because there is a deep racial and generational divide between the parties, underrepresenting younger voters and racial minorities can seriously bias poll results.
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The Davis School District takes any claims of racial discrimination seriously and does not tolerate any form of racial discrimination in our schools.
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The Red Sox faced renewed racial scrutiny this season after Orioles outfielder Adam Jones reported being subjected to racial slurs at Fenway Park.
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He didn't talk much about race or racial history, she said, but he had a curious racial awareness and a propensity for stereotypes.
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The gruesome collage of Harlem fashioned by Himes was devoid of love and racial justice, which mirrored his shrewd cynicism about racial progress.
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" Racial animosity, they write, hurts both black and white Democratic candidates: "Racial animus (at least when salient) harms Democratic candidates across the board.
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RELATED: US owes black people reparations for a history of 'racial terrorism,' says UN panel: "In particular, the legacy of colonial history, enslavement, racial subordination and segregation, racial terrorism and racial inequality in the United States remains a serious challenge, as there has been no real commitment to reparations and to truth and reconciliation for people of African descent," the report stated.
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Racial gerrymandering can mean the dilution of the voting power of certain racial or demographic groups, which is usually entangled with seeking partisan advantage.
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The company has done marketing campaigns that seek to raise awareness about refugees and break down racial stereotypes, not celebrate racial purity, Kill said.
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In 2016, a stark racial divide is exposed Almost 50 years after the original Rainbow Coalition, the U.S. electorate remains divided along racial lines.
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He stood as a true believer in America's capacity to transform from a nation founded in racial slavery to one rooted in racial justice.
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The tech industry, and companies like Starbucks, have spent millions of dollars to address implicit racial bias through diversity initiatives and racial sensitivity trainings.
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They displayed a now-familiar refusal to believe that the real source of persistent racial resentment among their fellow-countrymen was persistent racial resentment.
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The gender wage gap varies widely across different racial and ethnic groups in the US, reflecting the interplay of ongoing gender and racial inequalities.
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During Black History Month in Indianapolis, Indiana University-Purdue University continues its "White Racial Literacy Project" to address racial inequalities — including "whiteness" on campus.
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The racial pretext, context, and any damn text for those opposed to a black Superman should be obvious as fuck by now (racial bias).
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It's possible your status as a situational racial minority gave you the illusion that you didn't have much in the way of racial privilege.
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But as had happened so often in the past, this advance in racial equality became an occasion for mobilizing the forces of racial reaction.
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"We have to come together as communities and continue to set a moral barrier against hate crimes, racial discrimination and racial harassment," Ward said.
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"I think there's a sort of cultural and racial myopia about what emotion might look like in other cultural and racial contexts," Chong said.
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For example, the racial wealth gap is widening due to structural racial inequities, not because some people do not work as hard as others.
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His remarks struck many as stoking racial resentments because the players he criticized were black and their protests were meant to highlight racial injustice.
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The left has been accused of weaponizing political correctness, weaponizing "safe spaces" and weaponizing racism — meaning accusations of racial hatred, not racial hatred itself.
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To address problems as ubiquitous as racial and gender inequality, lawmakers must craft legislation that is tailored to assist racial minorities and women, specifically.
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In late 1969, Deputy Assistant Secretary Bennett drew up recommendations that acknowledged that ignoring complaints of racial discrimination contributed to racial tension and violence.
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Omarosa is saying that 71-year-old Trump requires a learning curve to move away from racial hostility and toward racial sensitivity and tolerance.
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White Democrats suddenly started expressing dramatically higher levels of concern about racial inequality and discrimination, while showing greater enthusiasm for racial diversity and immigration.
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Racial segregation in rural communities is high and consequential Racial segregation is just as high in rural communities as it is in urban communities.
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The United States is supposed to be leading the world toward racial equality, and instead we're making international headlines for racial unrest and inequality.
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"This suggests that reducing fatal shootings of racial minorities by police will require policymakers, civic leaders and ordinary citizens to address factors that lead to racial differences in violent crime, such as racial disparities in wealth, employment, education and family structure," the authors wrote.
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This disenfranchisement will be borne disproportionately by low-income individuals and racial minorities, due to longstanding and well-documented racial gaps in poverty and employment.
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Each respondent answered a series of questions that measured their political engagement and their tendency for racial stereotyping, empathy for other races and racial anxieties.
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The Black Lives Matter movement has shed light on the racial profiling, police brutality, and racial inequality experienced by the African-American community across America.
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America has faced two major barriers to racial equality, one of them legal, with slavery and racial discrimination at its core, and the other psychological.
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Chappelle's Show: "The Racial Draft" With an absurd sports-inspired premise, Dave Chappelle's classic sketch explored the complex pressures of stereotypes, racial identity and culture.
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In 1905, the Society for Racial Hygiene was established in Berlin with the express goal of promoting Nordic racial "purity" through sterilization and selective breeding.
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There are other, even more brutal, historical precedents for presidential candidates pandering to racial fears and winning elections by appealing to our worst racial impulses.
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In short, racial attitudes are a powerful predictor for a host of political issues, and racial priming can push people in a more conservative direction.
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This remaining difference is commonly attributed to racial discrimination—the part of racial pay gaps that won't go away, regardless of how hard one works.
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Federal judges seem to think only the most obvious, extreme racial slurs qualify as racial discrimination and only severe, repeated groping qualifies as sexual harassment.
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The US is entering an era of mass "racial migration" some scholars say: Scores of Americans are leaving old racial categories behind for new ones.
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Tesler looked at racial resentment scores, a test political scientists use to measure racial bias, among Republican primary voters in the past three GOP primaries.
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It's precisely because racial resentments are such a powerful motivating force in American politics that dwelling on racial division inherently benefits the white people's party.
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The cause of racial justice lost champions in 2017, among them Roy Innis, whose Congress of Racial Equality, born in black-power militancy, moved rightward.
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In other words, white identity is not defined by racial animus, and whites who identify with their racial group are not simply reducible to bigots.
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The poll also found a stark racial disparity in the results, mirroring the racial disparity among who's most affected by the US criminal justice system.
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Racial segregation in public buses was ruled unconstitutional nationwide in 1956, two years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down racial segregation in public schools.
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What do you call a person who endorses broad racial progress in theory but in practice is strenuously opposed to disturbing the racial status quo?
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In some cases, this has a racial basis, and usurpation anxiety grades into racial nostalgia, which can grade into outright racism, albeit cloaked in disclaimer.
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This has led to some questions about whether racial bias is really at play: Can a black cop be racist against his own racial group?
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Importantly, this racial solidarity doesn't always overlap with racism, but it does mean that racial identity is becoming a more salient force in American politics.
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"Racial insensitivity, racial bias, and indeed outright racism are still problems throughout the United States," Kavanaugh wrote in a 2012 decision in South Carolina v.
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Well, it has everything to do with how skin color is used to construct racial identities and how racial identities are ranked in a hierarchy.
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And one way to think about that is there are a lot of white people in the United States who have a strong sense of racial antipathy or racial prejudice who don't identify with their racial group, and there are a lot of white people who do have this sense of solidarity but who wouldn't score particularly high on any social science measure of racial prejudice.
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The organizers never made overt racial arguments, but they were reacting to a system set up by a 1971 desegregation order to create more racial balance.
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The study acknowledged that whiteness, Republicanism, and racial resentment all tend to correlate, so maybe this really reflects that partisan beliefs, not racial resentment, drive birtherism.
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Again, we find that racial resentment has significant explanatory power; higher levels of racial resentment are correlated with a preference for decreased government spending and services.
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Still, the case has turned into another national controversy as Black Lives Matter and racial justice activists continue drawing attention to racial disparities in police killings.
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Dolezal revealed she is "looking forward to getting back into racial and social justice work" with a new book about her personal experiences with racial identity.
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There are also racial justice concerns, given racial disparities in rates of arrests, compounded by higher error rates for African Americans in many facial recognition algorithms.
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District 35, meanwhile—a skinny, long district resembling the nation of Chilé—showed signs of an "impermissible racial gerrymander", line-drawing based predominantly on racial considerations.
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Exposure to online racial activism like #UnfairAndLovely has made me acutely aware of the benefits I enjoy compared to people who can't hide behind racial ambiguity.
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Case split nation along racial lines A jury acquitted Simpson in the killings in October 1995, a decision that largely split the country along racial lines.
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Critics on the right claimed throughout Obama's presidency that he stoked racial divisions, often citing his claims that there was racial discrimination in the justice system.
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The caucus also put forward the Racial Justice Act, which would have made it possible to use statistical evidence of racial bias to challenge death sentences.
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His comments fit a pattern in which he has long engaged, of seeking to deflect racial criticisms by turning to his work with another racial group.
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Expect some back-and-forth about segregation, racial reparations and racial discrimination in the justice system during next week's Democratic debates, to be held in Miami.
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School administrators acted on the assumption that racial disparity was the consequence of the attitudes of white teachers, who were mandated to undergo racial sensitivity training.
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Clinton and her supporters have accused Sanders of focusing on economic issues ahead of racial equality, and not having a history of fighting for racial justice.
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At his installation as the head of the Episcopal church in 2015, he called for economic and racial unity at a time of rising racial tensions.
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I don't know if they're even aware of the history and how dangerous allowing the promotion of division and racial animosity and racial hatred can be.
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The first roughly measures whether respondents take a structural view of racial inequality and the second whether they take a more individualistic view of racial inequality.
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They're wisely ignoring the pleas of their purported leaders at ethnic affinity organizations, which have completely bought into the racial spoils system produced by racial preferences.
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The successful businessman and racial justice advocate Albro Lyons had deep roots in the churches and voluntary associations that championed racial justice in 21th-century Manhattan.
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Thomas believes the Constitution's equal protection guarantee forbids such racial measures and, in a practical vein, argues that they stigmatize blacks, Latinos and other racial minorities.
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Others argued that if self-identification were to replace ancestry or phenotype as the touchstone of racial identity, this would encourage "racial fraud" and cultural appropriation.
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But the phrase "structural racism" attempts to appropriate our moral intuitions about racial prejudice and racial discrimination in the service of tendentious claims, and that's problematic.
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Nicholas A. Valentino, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, and two colleagues, found in a November 2016 paper, "The Changing Norms of Racial Political Rhetoric and the End of Racial Priming," that previously forbidden "overt expressions of racial hostility" have become acceptable in politics.
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A lot on opportunity, especially in areas that have been excluded, whether we're talking about the continuing effects of racial exclusion in creating a racial wealth gap and racial income gap in this country, or the concerns of folks in the industrializing areas or in rural areas.
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Beyond addressing racial identity as merely thematic, Basquiat forcefully confronted the spoils of white supremacy and what late great scholar Cedric Robinson called racial capitalism — commodifying Blackness.
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Recall when you first experienced to your racial identity, you noticed your racial identity, you felt your accent impacted people&aposs perception of your intelligence or competence.
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Obama himself has been criticized, notably by racial justice activists and scholars of black politics, for not doing enough to alleviate inequality and challenge problematic racial narratives.
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He entered office confronting outsized expectations for advancing racial progress but also, in the eyes of certain allies, a strain of inherent racial bias against his agenda.
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In the United States, multiracial people weren't seen as a distinct racial group, but were simply subsumed into the less privileged racial group and subjected to discrimination.
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Until we work on that we will not actually end racial disparities or put a dent in racial injustice — not until we solve the economic justice piece.
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The social construction of race means that there are real consequences of race — such as racism, racial hierarchy, and the racial categories and groups we use today.
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Ordered by the court to draw new maps, free of racial discrimination, GOP legislators decided to replace racial bias with political bias, the Common Cause lawsuit alleges.
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By and large, the report validates the criticisms and protests of racial justice activists, who have demonstrated against racial disparities in policing and the criminal justice system.
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A police killing in South Bend exposed racial tension in Mr. Buttigieg's hometown, and black residents have complained of persistent racial inequality during his tenure as mayor.
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The killing led to protests against racial inequality and policing, and a federal investigation of the department found widespread excessive force and racial bias in the city.
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"Claims of institutional violence in the Metropolitan Police were "a consequence of being a multi-racial society—it simply wouldn't be relevant in a mono-racial one.
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But these days, national partisan divisions overlap with our racial divisions, so it's national demagogues like Donald Trump who most inflame racial animosity to gain political power.
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But they handed much of it to opinion writers who profit from seeing things through racial lenses and keeping racial tension aflame as much as Trump does.
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Obviously, white racism existed long before racial preference policies were created, but research finds that the "mere mention" of affirmative action heightens negative racial views among whites.
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But hopefully we can now see that Jim Crow was a less restrictive form of racial and social control, not a real alternative to racial caste systems.
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All candidates of both parties have highlighted racial equality or racial justice policies, but some have outlined more thoughtful approaches than others with actionable plans beyond platitudes.
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Moreover, the company has launched a policy to help bridge the racial pay gap: For every dollar earned by white employees, racial and ethnic minorities make $1.005.
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But the connection between race and racial ideology has weakened considerably: People of color are not the driving force behind most of today's forms of racial liberalism.
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Implicit racial bias tends to work against the same groups that are the victims of the type of overt racism that you hear from white supremacists or the subtler bigotry of people who believe that racial minorities suffer from cultural pathology or who actively defend racial and ethnic stereotypes.
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"This finding would suggest that previous exposure to racial discrimination over the life course, or awareness of racial discrimination experienced by others, can continue to affect the mental health of ethnic minority people, even after the initial exposure to racial discrimination," explained Dr. Laia Becares, who published the study.
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So is there a way any of this — the strong influence of racial aversion and racial antagonism in politics — can be brought under control or stopped, or do we just have to wait for demographic changes that will make people who are motivated by racial antagonism less influential?
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Nevertheless, our nation remained in deep denial that a new caste system even existed, and most of us — even those who cared deeply about racial justice — did not seem to understand that powerful racial dynamics and political forces were at play that made much of our racial progress illusory.
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That does not mean policing, predictive or no, doesn't have racial biases; simply that in this case, algorithms weren't found to have caused any racial imbalances in arrests.
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I oftentimes get the feeling that I don't belong to my own racial group (in fact, it's common among multiracial people; NPR even coined it racial imposter syndrome).
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"This disenfranchisement will be borne disproportionately by low-income individuals and racial minorities, due to longstanding and well-documented racial gaps in poverty and employment," the suit says.
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But racial discrimination in court proceedings is also prohibited, so in 2000 Texas's attorney general conceded that the case's proceedings should be thrown out for "pernicious" racial bias.
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His career is proof not of how little racial controversy you can provoke before being sanctioned, but of how much racial controversy you can provoke while still succeeding.
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"Our cheerleaders and members of our band were insulted, using racial terms — the most divisive racial terms you can use," Cheltenham superintendent Wagner Marseille told Fox 29 News.
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Running as a 'racial healer' Fallin, speaking after a week of heightened racial tension following shootings in Louisiana, Minnesota and Dallas, also defended the billionaire's controversial campaigning style.
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He refused to resign, calling the incident an opportunity to heal the state's fractious racial past and promising to devote the rest of his term to racial equality.
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NDIA isn't alleging that AT&T is discriminating on racial grounds, though the pattern also largely corresponds to racial makeup: white areas have higher speeds, black areas lower.
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But it was just as common for conservatives to play tu quoque against liberals during racial controversies, repurposing the serious language of racial inequality as a partisan brickbat.
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Eventually his post is shared by a popular blogger with thousands of followers, and John receives vulgar messages that make racial insults and use a common racial slur.
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This is the rhetorical innovation that transforms the entire convention, indeed the entire campaign, from a familiar string of racial dog whistles into a sermon of racial entitlement.
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When they return home, they are first jailed then banished because inter-racial marriage is prohibited in Virginia at a time when racial segregation remains common in America.
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Negative scores indicated whites prefer the minority group over their racial group, zero indicated indifference, and positive scores indicated whites prefer their racial group over the minority group.
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So what research since the '80s has found is that the way white people express their racial prejudice is by a new language, this language of racial resentment.
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Instead of embracing racial resentment, compassionate conservatism preached, Republicans should rebrand themselves as the party of racial solidarity—the allies of the moralizing agents of the inner cities.
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They say young people are less driven by racial stereotypes, consider interracial relationships normal and are "the preeminent transformative force" that could create a more just racial order.
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He reminded the police that rooting out racial bias was not anti-police, and he told advocates of racial justice not to universally condemn the criminal-justice system.
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During Hillary's very first speech of her campaign, she addressed racial disparities in America and called for the "end of mass incarceration" and a ban on racial profiling.
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Both for White Americans and for the many racial minorities that are feeling very threatened by a Trump presidency, what this means for all kinds of racial progress.
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How is it that someone can have a strong sense of racial antipathy for "the other" and not identify with their own racial group at the same time?
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But he didn't articulate a pre-Trump conservatism — the conservatism of Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio, a "post-racial" conservatism that dismisses any discussion of racial difference — either.
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As the first chart shows, white Democrats have become much less likely to endorse individualistic explanations of racial inequality and more supportive of structural explanations of racial inequality.
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Democratic leaders responded to reports of violence and racial clashes at a white nationalist rally in Virginia on Saturday with calls for introspection on matters of racial hatred.
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The busing of thousands of black and white Boston students to equalize the racial mixes in the schools led to racial turmoil and death threats against Judge Garrity.
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If young people don't understand the history behind racial tensions in America, they become adults who don't understand why NFL players kneel in protest against repeated racial injustices.
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"This is a real step forwards, after we have fought for so many years," said Deyni Terri, a lawyer and founder of Alianza Unidad Racial (Racial Unity Alliance).
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That you can have this data now and you can see whether there are racial disparities in stops and racial disparities in searches and arrests and so forth.
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Living among and interacting with people of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, scholars tell us, is supposed to help us understand one another better and bridge racial divides.
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Many racial conservatives feel that their country is being taken from them by "reverse racist" ethnic nationalists; many nonwhites feel that racial conservatives put their lives in danger.
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Women and racial minorities are two of the party's most reliable voting blocs, and national Democrats have made racial justice and sexual equality key pillars of their agenda, taking a tough line against sexual misconduct or racial insensitivity to try to avoid being accused of hypocrisy in criticizing Trump and Republicans.
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Jamie Foxx was the target of a racial slur while in Croatia after two people allegedly used a racial slur to insult the Django Unchained actor in a restaurant.
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But even controlling for that party identification/racial resentment link, Tesler says his preliminary research shows that racial attitudes mattered more in 2016 than in either 2008 or 2012.
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The military banned racial discrimination in 1948, which led to racial integration, and lifted the ban on gay and lesbian service members serving openly in the military in 2011.
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When the racial economic gap was narrowed between 1968 and 1978, so too narrowed the racial health gap (this trend reversed with the widening economic gap in the 1980s).
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Where Singaporeans can live depends in part on their ethnicity: to avoid racial ghettos, Singapore requires the composition of public-housing blocks to reflect the country's racial make-up.
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What's more, primed participants who reported higher levels of racial resentment were even more likely to oppose gun control than primed participants who reported lower levels of racial resentment.
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"As a former [Ole Miss] student, I look forward to working with the university for a long-term partnership and commitment towards racial justice and racial equity," Weems said.
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They will recognize that protesting existing racial injustice isn't creating racial divisions where none existed before, just pointing out something only some people have heretofore been able to see.
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We've seen that living close to Hispanics leads whites to develop a strong sense of racial identity and that strong racial identity is associated with support for Donald Trump.
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Although the report found the racial disparity in stops was "trending in the right direction," cops still stopped to search blacks and Hispanics more than any other racial group.
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Strictly prohibit racial profiling, require Border Patrol agents to file reports that include racial demographics on all stops and searches, and implement a system for publicly reporting the data.
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And of course, we moderns have variations in our racial subjectivity because of the individual context of our racial socialization, friendship patterns, type of educational experiences and other factors.
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Why cell phone video may actually deepen racial divisions Not long ago, plenty of people predicted that cell phone videos would usher in a new era of racial tolerance.
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At the same time, we know that racial disparities in police use of force are likely driven by systemic biases in how cops are deployed and subconscious racial biases.
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How many more seasons will pass until the racial makeups of the runway reflect — or at least come within a couple percentage points of reflecting — real-life racial breakdowns?
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In some cases, when racial identity wasn't clear, the authorities used a "pencil test," seeing how easily a pencil fell out of a person's hair to determine racial classification.
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The neighborhoods labeled "opportunity zones" are "distressed" because of forced racial segregation backed by federal law — redlining, racial covenants, racist zoning policies and when necessary, bombs and mob violence.
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But is this the result of a change of heart or a sorting process in which racial conservatives leave the Democratic Party and racial liberals leave the Republican Party?
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The University of Virginia's Racial Dot Map, based on the 2010 census, is a fantastic resource for eyeballing patterns of racial segregation; also, it's just beautiful to look at.
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Despite the concerns that Mr. Trump has helped fuel the country's sometimes toxic racial climate, recent events demonstrate that there are still consequences for racial discrimination, and racist acts.
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Jim Crow–era laws of the late 19th and early 20th centuries constructed an elaborate system of racial stratification that continues to inform racial dynamics in the U.S. today.
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" Still, Bobo added, "African-Americans remain far more likely than whites to see racial discrimination operating in most domains of life and as a general source of racial inequality.
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Its meticulous inquiry into the roots of urban poverty, police brutality and racial violence illuminated a toxic racial environment that would grow worse in the aftermath of the Rev.
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While making the disciplinary system fairer does not directly address racial disparities, the hope is that by creating a more equitable system, many of the racial issues will disappear.
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In December, for instance, a US government study found extensive racial bias in almost 200 facial recognition algorithms, with racial minorities much more likely to be misidentified than whites.
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"I would like to know how many times my colleague has been called the N-word," she said, before mentioning another racial epithet and other incidents of racial prejudice.
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So consider the fact that the constant racial controversies of the Trump administration are going to keep racial issues in the news, and on the minds of white Americans.
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"I'm not going to present myself as the person who is going to resolve racial tension or racial inequality in this country -- that's not the story I'm telling," he continued.
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These photos are true, in the sense that they are real moments and that, as John says, racial unity within this country is at least as complicated as racial strife.
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It is mind-numbingly naive to believe that an algorithm can smooth over that racial bias baked into reality, especially when algorithms of every type are rife with racial bias.
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Shutterstock The New York Times's description of the study's findings is correct: There were racial biases in police's non-lethal use of force, but no detectable racial biases in shootings.
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Trump Thinks Racial Profiling Is 'Common Sense' Donald Trump has said the US should consider racial profiling as a security measure in the wake of the mass shooting in Orlando.
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This is why many activists in the Black Lives Matter movement urge that discussions around use of force to account for racial disparities and implicit racial biases in policing practices.
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Given the violence (often state-sanctioned) against the ethnic groups that Cuomo mentions—and the racial hierarchies that racial slurs often enforce—there is obviously no comparison here at all.
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"Donald Trump is engaged in poisonous, racial politics, where he's trying to generate, trying to stimulate rising racial anxiety about Mexicans as illegal aliens, about Muslims as terrorists," he continued.
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The study also acknowledged other factors, such as family structure and the impact of regional and neighborhood effects on racial identification, and found lesser correlations between them and racial identification.
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The thesis was going to be that even though Donald Trump is doing his best to inflame racial division, we are still making gradual progress against racism and racial disparities.
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I've found, as have others, that there was a notable shift in racial resentment in 22016, but only among Democrats, who became more racially liberal on the racial resentment scale.
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As intraparty economic and racial divisions have increased within the Democratic coalition, the political power of the well-to-do has grown at the expense of racial and ethnic minorities.
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Legislators in Washington, DC are taking a closer look at racial bias in health care algorithms after an October analysis found racial bias in a commonly used health tool. Sens.
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It says the flavor was made in partnership with the Advancement Project National Office, a multi-racial civil rights organization that works with local grassroots organizers on racial justice issues.
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The 2010s saw plenty of other crucial scholarship on the persistent role of race in American politics, like Ashley Jardina's White Identity Politics, Michael Tesler's Post-Racial or Most-Racial?
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And taken as a whole, it reveals something about the United States in the Trump era: The country is not divided by racial conflict, but by conflict over racial ideology.
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In that study, researchers found that people tended to believe that victims in racial outgroups suffered fewer "uniquely human" emotions like anguish, mourning, and remorse than victims in racial ingroups.
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We can respond to racial tensions in our communities and identify the systemic barriers that sustain racial injustice in our nation's cities by applying a racial equity lens to a wide range of policies, initiatives, programs and budgets—and not just high-profile flashpoints like police departments, public safety and the courts.
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That dynamic led racial explanations for Trump's success to become associated with anti-racism — which served to mask the fact that if the racial explanations are right (and I think they are), one implication is that left parties might need to either deemphasize racial issues or outright court racist voters to win elections.
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For anyone familiar with the history of lynching, racial injustice and contemporary racial profiling in the United States, this interview makes for deeply painful reading, particularly at the outset of Black History Month, a time for reflection on and commemoration of the struggle for racial justice in America and, indeed, around the world.
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And during most of that period, it made them stronger, oftentimes (with a few notable exceptions) deepening racial divisions and ratcheting up racial fear in white people's favor in the process.
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In this instance, the transition signals a shift in America's racial power structure, a harsh pivot away from the idea that national strength is embedded in cultural, religious and racial diversity.
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In response to the accusations of racial discrimination, Starbucks plans to close all of its U.S. stores on the afternoon of May 29 for racial bias training to all its employees.
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ET. In interviews, Obama and those who worked closely with him identify a strain of racial bias that hardened against the President, even as his election crumbled a historic racial wall.
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For an increasing number of students of all racial backgrounds in the United States, the university may well be their first opportunity for sustained cross-racial engagement in an integrated setting.
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Given a pool of racial unease, economic woes that increase reliance on the social safety-net may also enhance the attraction of the politics of racial resentment, and hence of Trumpism.
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"As an urban mayor serving a diverse community, the racial divide lives within me," said Buttigieg, who has described feeling "torn" himself when his community is split over sensitive racial issues.
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In a 2007 study, researchers found that people tended to believe that victims in racial outgroups suffered fewer "uniquely human" emotions like anguish, mourning, and remorse than victims in racial ingroups.
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But they at least shield from some racial bias in the justice system — and the possibility that these standards could be weakened alarmed many racial justice advocates and criminal justice reformers.
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The president's brilliantly reflective speech acknowledged anxiety about "racial divisions" that one major party has stoked for political gains, even as the President's own party gingerly confronts racial inequality's stubborn persistence.
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If the President's supporters view his 2008 election as an historic moment that helped break down a racial barrier, others blame the country's first African-American President for deepening racial tensions.
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Specifically, the amendment states that an election will be reserved for candidates from a particular racial group if the previous five elections have not produced a president from that racial group.
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During the training, employees will talk about their own experiences and learn about understanding both racial bias and the history of racial discrimination in public spaces in the United States. 4.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday the use of "Pocahontas" was not a racial slur and that it "certainly was not the President's intent" to use a racial slur.
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One of the big issues we've become more aware of in the last couple of years is that there are racial biases, racial disparity in the accuracy of face recognition databases.
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Like a racist apparition rising from the fever dream of a Reconstruction-era racial segregationist, Horton played upon longstanding and historic racial fears and anxiety about black violence, criminality and sexuality.
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Because affirmative action is one of the nation's few proactive responses to racial inequity, the way we think and talk about it affects the way we think about racial justice generally.
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The LDF said that legal standard should also apply to racial discrimination claims, and that denying someone a job based on a racial stereotype can also be a form of discrimination.
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Jones's lawyers say that legal standard should also apply to racial discrimination claims, and that denying someone a job based on a racial stereotype can also be a form of discrimination.
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But while the conventional wisdom in progressive circles has been that Trump ran a uniquely toxic campaign on racial issues, there was no sign of increased racial polarization in voting behavior.
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The American political system is sorting so that racial progressivism and economic progressivism are aligned in the Democratic Party and racial conservatism and economic conservatism are aligned in the Republican Party.
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We were still at the tail end of that narrative about living in a post-racial society, so most of the country wasn't willing to even look at racial violence privately.
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I wrote it to challenge our nation to reckon with the recurring cycles of racial reform, retrenchment and rebirth of caste-like systems that have defined our racial history since slavery.
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But the racial pattern also gave cover to black men, who, until Mr. Weinstein, could use racial bias as a way to distract from and cast doubt on allegations against them.
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How is it possible that a message of racial solidarity and a message of racial fear can both be so effective at the same time with the same swath of people?
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"Racial barriers in our world are not gone, so why can we imagine that racial barriers in classical music and the opera world are gone?" she told The Times in 2014.
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The Times' piece, titled in part "How a president's name became a racial jeer," details various incidents across the country in which individuals have used Trump's name to make racial slurs.
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Campus police were also investigating a report of a student loudly yelling a racial epithet against African-Americans, and another report of a racial slur being said to a Chinese freshman.
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They articulate Republican issues — perhaps especially those around race — in a way that is consistent with the party line that racial inequality, racial bias, and racism are sort of non-problems.
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But those whose racial identity is more complicated provide dramatic reminders that racial categories were created by humans, not biology, and not all humans agree with the exact criteria for membership.
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Many people on the liberal side of the aisle think of the election in racial and gender terms: To them, Trump's win demonstrates a racial/gender divide in the United States.
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Board of Education , which outlawed racial segregation in schools.
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Jamaal took on racial + economic inequity in public schools.
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Can purely partisan gerrymandering — not racial gerrymandering — be unconstitutional?
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The status quo -- what is mainstream -- is racial inequity.
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SFFA argues that Harvard effectively uses a quota to cap the percentage of Asian-American admissions, and that the school engages in "racial balancing" to maintain a certain racial breakdown on campus.
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They want clear and specific policies about how the candidates plan to fight white nationalism and racism, close racial wealth gaps, and deal with racial injustice in ways that help their communities.
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SFFA argued that Harvard effectively uses a quota to cap the percentage of Asian American admissions, and that the school engages in "racial balancing" to maintain a certain racial breakdown on campus.
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Critics of affirmative action argue that two wrongs do not make a right; that treating different racial groups differently will entrench racial antagonism and that societies should aim to be colour-blind.
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There's things that we would never accept from our mainstream media: really, really bad racial slurs, racial stereotypes, terrible treatment of women, and things that are protected because it turns somebody on.
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The alt-right is clearly into racial politics, and they clearly believe in a racial theory of history — that the white man is the creative source of value in the civilized world.
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And it will continue to be until they take a stand—until they... make an effort to take these monuments down and to be a part of actual racial equality, racial justice.
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But when this happened, I could feel my parents being a bit at odds with each other, because my dad really identified with the racial dynamics and the racial complexity at play.
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Whatever racial exclusion our family had felt was of the subtler New England variety -- not much in the way of racial slurs or threats of violence, but plenty of jokes and innuendo.
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Wozniak's study shows how unspoken racial biases can play a role in hiring Drug testing, then, could help solve one of the big racial issues of our time: prejudice in the workplace.
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He points to a resource the American Psychological Association has recently developed a resource called, "Racial ethnic socialization" that helps provide parents with the effective tools to discuss racial issues with children.
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The Lawyers' Committee has argued in court filings that blacks and other racial minorities were the true target of the litigation because of the underlying claim that all racial preferences are unlawful.
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That pattern suggested another troubling side of racial fluidity, one not often talked about: While people may be able to move more freely among different racial categories, the stereotypes stay the same.
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He envisions a future of expanded racial identities where people claiming the US has moved beyond race will "drown out" the voices of those darker-skinned people still fighting for racial equality.
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" And, in 2016, the court once again acknowledged that diversity in schools "promotes cross-racial understanding, helps to break down racial stereotypes, and enables students to better understand persons of different races.
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The couples say they were presented with confusing lists of racial categories and forced to choose which best represented them — and that some of the lists contained outdated or offensive racial terms.
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Given Trump's demonstrated willingness -- as a candidate and as president -- to play on racial stereotypes and racial animus to benefit his own political interests, it's impossible to ignore the underlying messaging here.
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It is no surprise that whites and black would see racial issues and barriers to racial equality differently, or that differences would be manifest in the ideological divide between Democrats and Republicans.
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The study also found that wealth as measured separately by household income and median neighborhood income was highly correlated with racial identity, supporting previous research showing that affluence "whitens" racial self-identification.
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To begin exploring whether racial animus is associated with NRA membership, I use a battery of questions scholars refer to as racial resentment, or symbolic racism, which I combine into a scale.
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It's possible the correlation was coincidental: The study acknowledged that whiteness, Republicanism, and racial resentment all tend to correlate, so maybe this really reflects that partisan beliefs, not racial resentment, drive birtherism.
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Experts on racial justice and political science said Mr. Trump's sometimes inflammatory rhetoric is bringing glaring visibility to racial and social justice divides, but similar fights have long simmered in American politics.
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They lived in Central Point, a rural hamlet with a history of racial mixing that began in the colonial era, and they were considered felons under Virginia's Racial Integrity Act of 1924.
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A black man in Detroit has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against TCF Bank after its staff refused to cash checks from a settlement he received in a separate racial discrimination suit.
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It was organized by three groups in Connecticut — People Against Police Brutality, Black Lives Matter New Haven, and CTCORE (Community Organizing For Racial Equity)-Organize Now — not Community Organizing for Racial Justice.
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This human tendency is almost certainly inflamed when different racial groups are exposed to racial stereotyping and institutional discrimination, but it may start with common instincts driven by the pressures of evolution.
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Such a commission would involve public hearings that acknowledge the racial abuses, violence and inequality that have taken place, address the racial divisions and develop solutions to begin the process of healing.
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When the term "model minority" was coined in the New York Times in 28503 to describe Japanese Americans, the nation was awash with racial unrest and a growing movement against racial inequality.
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Some elected officials have complained about the apparent racial disparity in arrests, saying it may indicate bias on the part of officers or an unofficial policy of racial profiling by the police.
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He faced racial hostility, including from a white priest in the parish who used racial slurs to refer to him and convinced the bishop to bar him from ministering to white people.
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As Washington University of St. Louis law professor Kimberly Jade Norwood noted, residency didn't immediately rectify educational inequality brought forth by racial segregation, since neighborhoods are often carved out along racial lines.
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As this fight is being not-so-subtly promoted on racial rivalry, it's taking place at a moment when white supremacists and neo-Nazis square off with racial justice activists every weekend.
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Here, he explains how the mere existence of a black president prompted white voters to lash back by voting for Trump, party affiliation not withstanding: My book, Post-Racial or Most-Racial: [Race and politics in the Age of Obama], shows that Obama's presidency rapidly accelerated the pre-existing relationship between party identification and racial attitudes.
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In a recent conversation, David Williams, a public health researcher at Harvard, described the racial gap to me in stark terms: One of the ways to think of the racial gap in health is to think of how many black people die prematurely every year who wouldn't die if there were no racial differences in health.
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Here are some of the headline-grabbing claims: If Unhinged has a thematic throughline, it's the rumored tape of Trump using a racial slur — yes, that racial slur — to refer to black people.
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Warley that it was unconstitutional for local governments to allow racial housing segregation in 1917, nine years later the Court ruled that racial segregation through private deeds was permissible in Corrigan v. Buckley.
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In his statement released by his presidential campaign, Bloomberg appeared to backtrack on the comments he made in the clip, noting that he has been committed to racial justice and combatting racial inequality.
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"The racial issues facing this country are serious and racial reconciliation should be a priority for all Americans," Jeff Hunt, director of CCU's Centennial Institute, said in a statement, the Denver Post reported.
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"We feel like people within the movement have definitely addressed racial disparity but haven't adequately taken action to counteract that racial disparity," Tyah Roberts, a 17-year-old junior, told Refinery29 on Friday.
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Sterling's death was another in a long string of police shootings to lead to outrage, particularly from the Black Lives Matter and racial justice movements against racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Trump's actual execution of the politics of racial demagoguery is often not so deft, but the basic concept of elevating racial conflict and downplaying banal public policy debates makes perfect sense for him.
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The Baby Squad, and the casual scene—especially in Leicester and Birmingham and cities like that—broke down more racial barriers than any government think tank or any racial equality organization ever could.
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She is the author of two books, including How to Be Less Stupid About Race: On Racism, White Supremacy, and the Racial Divide and Resurrecting Slavery: Racial Legacies and White Supremacy in France.
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Consider that while the CFPB was using questionable statistical modeling to allege widespread racial discrimination in auto loans, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found evidence of racial and gender discrimination against CFPB employees.
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The familiar subtext is that interracial relationships and any children they produce will usher in a post-racial future in which our current notions of race are upended, and with them, racial inequality.
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They are the sentiments of a justice who, on one hand, sees and laments America's racial divisions and injustices but, on the other, is sceptical of explicit racial classifications to heal those rifts.
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" "The more fluid race is at the individual level, the more entrenched racial inequality will be at the societal level," they wrote in their paper, "Racial Fluidity and Inequality in the United States.
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"When he said today 'America First,' it was not just the racial — I mean, I shouldn't say racial, the Hitlerian background to it, but it was the message I kept thinking," Matthews said.
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Starbucks apologized Wednesday after a customer reportedly found a racial slur written on their cup, just two weeks before the coffee chain is set to hold company-wide racial bias training for employees.
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That racial polarization — fed by Mr. Trump's overt racial appeals that began with his false claims that Barack Obama was not born in the United States — has intensified since Mr. Obama took office.
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At the news conference, Mayor Simmons, an African-American, called the racial climate in Greenville "fairly good," though he noted a racial slur had been found painted on a boat ramp Sept. 11.
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Of course it does, since racial attitudes and ideology are deeply intertwined and the symbolic racism measures were explicitly designed in reaction to Reagan's masterful combination of white racial animus and fiscal conservatism.
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Fryer is one of the most prominent economics researchers working today, conducting studies on the racial achievement gap, the effects of charter schools, and racial disparities in police shootings (a somewhat disputed study).
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The big picture: Despite having the highest average academic ratings of any racial or ethnic group, Asian-Americans score the lowest on the personal rating — which Justice Department lawyers attributed to racial basis.
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"Blindspotting," which stars Mr. Casal and Mr. Diggs and grapples with racial profiling and gentrification, follows "Sorry to Bother You," a racial satire written and directed by Boots Riley, an Oakland artist-activist.
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The problem, of course, is that wanting to favor and protect one's racial in-group can often result in behavior that discriminates against racial out-groups, even if that is not the intention.
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Whites with higher levels of racial identity like these policies, which means that politicians might garner a lot of support across racial groups by focusing on efforts to protect and preserve these policies.
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"From a racial standpoint, we're at a much better place now than we've ever been, and that's saying a lot when you've got racial divisions and political divisions around the country," he said.
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It was not possible to compare how racial minorities fared in terms of wage adjustments, Google said, because the United States is the only place where the global company tracks workers' racial backgrounds.
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While some racial groups did receive tips, she said, "most Harvard students from every racial group have a roughly similar level of academic potential" despite significant differences in their SAT scores and grades.
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A noose is a symbol of the racial violence and terror that African-Americans have confronted throughout American history and of the intensity of resistance we've faced to any measure of racial equality.
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" In its own letter to Ofcom, Color of Change, an activist group that promotes racial justice, called 21st Century Fox "a company with a deep-seated culture of systemic racial and sexual abuse.
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But she concluded that the strong philosophical arguments in favor of accepting transgender identities should also support the possibility of altering socially defined racial classifications to match people's inner sense of racial identity.
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But the invocation of Mr. Trump's name, and the simmering racial tensions after a contentious election season, convinced many on social media that it was an act of racial hatred with political overtones.
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Unlike other civil rights leaders who advocated for nonviolent civil disobedience, Malcolm X promoted self-defense and racial justice "by any means necessary," and called for racial separatism between black and white Americans.
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In 1957, racial inequality and the racial achievement gap were forcefully maintained by white politicians, parents and police officers determined to keep the Little Rock Nine and other blacks from attending white schools.
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Racial ideology rather than race accounts for their differences with white Democrats: White Republicans reject affirmative action, the notion of white privilege and the idea that racial discrimination continues to hold minorities back.
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WARNING: Video contains strong language and racial and ethnic slurs.
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According to the Nuremberg racial laws he was a German.
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Exit polls don't account for racial differences among Latinx voters.
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But in Malaysia that can be amplified by racial differences.
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Racial tensions have risen in South Africa in recent months.
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William Milliken, maintained racial segregation within the city's school system.
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But the racial wealth gap is not one of them.
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That prompted Tuesday's nationwide "racial bias training" in Starbucks stores.
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Ethnic divisions are more mutable and bridgeable than racial ones.
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We've seen the white racial anxiety that's in this country.
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Racial and political tension is especially strong across the country.
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Some Starbucks baristas peeved about sitting through racial bias training .
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Unsurprisingly, the problem worsens when viewed through a racial lens.
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His main themes were dedicated to mobilizing ugly racial sentiments.
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It can only be explained by racial and religious fear.
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There's been a rise of racial consciousness among white Americans.
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What racial box will she tell their children to check?
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Especially when reinforced by other identities — racial, cultural, regional, etc.
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The allegation of racial bias against Flint is not new.
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The NAACP Legal Defense Fund accused her of racial prejudice.
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Philadelphia would provide racial and economic diversity, the defense said.
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Trump's racial policymaking is both sadly real and entirely negative.
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I was kicking him and yelling racial slurs at him.
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Following his June 26 remarks on racial injustice, a Change.
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It gathered responses from 1,258 adults, including 494 racial minorities.
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It's yet another reminder that racial profiling hasn't gone away.
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In fact, the storyline seems to studiously avoid racial incidents.
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Congressional Black Caucus's proposed Racial Justice Act, which would have
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Trevor Noah understands firsthand the negative impacts of racial segregation.
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And she went undercover to expose racial discrimination in Alabama.
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Abernathy agreed with Johns about racial tension in the community.
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The gender and racial divide doesn't mark a dramatic shift.
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Michael told me he recognizes the importance of racial diversity.
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Racial, ethnic, sexual and religious slurs exact a social cost.
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There was also the matter of Lorraine's constant racial solidarity.
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She is a racial justice advocate and digital equity strategist.
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In court filings, Harvard has denied engaging in racial discrimination.
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Through her work, she's attempting to demolish racial hierarchies altogether.
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True, unionization was not a total panacea for racial animosity.
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In modern times it became secular and adopted racial tones.
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This has been a particularly important mechanism for racial equality.
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I'll save my efforts toward important racial and cultural issues.
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He cursed me out, saying a lot of racial slurs.
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They're also the most likely generation to embrace racial diversity.
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Racial and religious tensions run high, exacerbated by jihadist attacks.
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Very quickly I realized this could be a racial movie.
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Latinidad is in and of itself a colonial racial construction.
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So we say nothing, and you hear the racial epithet.
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References to the DOJ's work on racial gerrymandering are gone.
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The PRCA said the campaign had deliberately inflamed racial tensions.
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Beyoncé is no stranger to speaking out about racial injustice.
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But in the 1960s the Democratic Party embraced racial equality.
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It was racial and doing the things that were right.
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This has opened the door for racial profiling and abuse.
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One, yes, Mars has definitely benefited from his racial ambiguity.
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Racial discrimination is illegal in America, except when it isn't.
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" Racial strife is a theme that runs through "American Band.
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In most places that took indentured labourers, racial animus persists.
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Bradford's family says he was the victim of racial profiling.
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The poll illustrated the racial divide in the presidential race.
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Racial injustice and violence are once again on the rise.
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Grant's push for racial equality did not endure, of course.
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His death sentence, although tainted by racial bias, still stands.
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Go deeper: ACA reduced racial disparities in cancer treatment access
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I tasted the bitter fruits of segregation and racial discrimination.
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The many compounding economic and racial disparities do the same.
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In the case of opioids, racial bias probably saved lives.
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I did not hear Russell call her a [racial slur].
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Which doesn't mean all white people harbor extreme racial animus.
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Many people claimed the men were subject to racial discrimination.
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Civil rights groups contend the method promotes illegal racial profiling.
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Trump's "Make America Great Again" traffics in explicit racial nostalgia.
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Still, they found "robust racial disparities that disadvantaged blacks" exist.
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Redistribution is seen through a racial lens as a result.
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At its root, Bee reiterated, this is a racial issue.
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But that prosperity has been distributed unevenly among racial lines.
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It gathered responses from 1,210 adults, including 483 racial minorities.
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The group's penchant for violence goes beyond simply racial animus.
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In Macomb, that frustration is wrapped up in racial tension.
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And the racial wealth gap is vast and growing worse.
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Reagan's racial politics proved to be both substantive and symbolic.
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Even if done for partisan ends, that constituted racial discrimination.
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On paper, racial minority children are overrepresented in special education.
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Are certain racial groups, neighborhoods, age groups being treated differently?
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Disparities are even more striking along racial and ethnic lines.
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Opposition to Obamacare wasn't always framed in blunt racial terms.
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We urge companies not to stop at racial bias training.
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Racial, economic & social injustice must be addressed with systemic change.
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The issue was bound up almost entirely in racial animus.
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There is also a high risk of unconstitutional racial profiling.
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American athletes simply aren't backing down from protesting racial injustice.
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But there are significant racial and partisan divides over Kaepernick.
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The racial demographics of Detroit are reflected in the NPCs.
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All day they was calling us racial slurs, all game.
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The racial divide is perhaps starkest on core Democratic values.
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What unfurled was a cerebral madhouse of tangled racial horrors.
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Their vision for racial empowerment involves suits, ties, and politics.
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Here at home, political and racial divisiveness continues to grow.
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Racial and gender divides continue to characterize the candidates' supporters.
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The quality of the schools broke down on racial lines.
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To do so is to reduce them to racial slurs.
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Whether that's a humorous trending hashtag or vile racial abuse.
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"This is not an issue of racial bias," she said.
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LePage denied using names like "Smoothie" for their racial connotation.
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Ethnic and racial diversity is a good goal to pursue.
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Limitation: There wasn't sufficient data to study other racial groups.
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In the interview, he discussed his struggles for racial equality.
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It came from a place of ignorance, not racial hatred.
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But what's striking is the racial component of Trump's election.
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And opposition to immigration is strongly correlated with racial resentment.
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It's about racial justice and equity for all of us.
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"Most of us live in racial segregation," DiAngelo told me.
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Hemenway, of Harvard, also acknowledged the risk of racial discrimination.
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Bigotry and racial extremism run contrary to these core values.
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Racial disparities add more complexities to the gender equality picture.
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When did it become a story about black racial identity?
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His intervention has certainly stirred emotions across the racial spectrum.
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The agent then denies that the incident is racial profiling.
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The Fair Housing Act was born out of racial violence.
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Racial laws forced him out of the business in 1936.
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The numbers for other racial groups are not encouraging either.
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"Feeling disadvantaged magnified their perception of racial differences," Payne writes.
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Men were more likely to report racial and religious discrimination.
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It's always difficult to cross those racial lines in intermarriages.
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The rate declined for just one racial group: black men.
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Her campaign focused on racial equity, climate change, and housing.
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Honest debate about racial justice is overdue for both parties.
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Racial diversity fell sharply in 2015 too, the report said.
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Younger Democrats of all racial backgrounds preferred Warren and Sanders.
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The authors of "Creating a New Racial Order" are optimistic.
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Board of Education, which declared racial segregation in schools unconstitutional.
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The composer was acute on the subject of racial hatred.
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The rally focused heavily on economic and racial justice issues.
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It didn't think about things like racial or cultural bias.
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They come from different socioeconomic, professional, racial and religious backgrounds.
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Cracking down on fare evaders has racial implications as well.
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Racial stereotyping should never be a part of policy making.
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It's not partisan or racial or limited to any nationality.
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Racial mistrust will remain a powerful political lever to exploit.
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Sexism and racial bigotry obviously played roles in her defeat.
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Plus, declines in union membership compound racial and gender inequality.
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" No, Donald, racial discrimination isn't "just one of those things.
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That doesn't heal racial wounds; it rubs salt in them.
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It looks at statistical evidence, which often reveals racial disparities.
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Will this apology be beneficial to racial healing in America?
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BIND US APARTHow Enlightened Americans Invented Racial SegregationBy Nicholas GuyattIllustrated.
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Many advocates of racial separation were hardly free from prejudice.
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It was racial or ethnic or religious or political persecution.
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It didn't reflect racial realities in the states, they said.
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Obama hinted at the racial strife in his message Thursday.
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And racial bias plays a role in schools as well.
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The reality is that racial and economic justice are intertwined.
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When each candidate was asked about racial blind spots, Mrs.
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But we can't eliminate the racial wealth gap without redistribution.
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College degrees do not eliminate that racial wealth gap, either.
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No one shouted racial epithets in the zone's general chat.
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Whites have historically been reluctant to vote across racial lines.
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Previous research has found big racial disparities in lead exposure.
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"In Boston there was definitely a racial undertone," says Nichols.
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BolsonaroThere's nothing specific in Bolsonaro's plan that promotes racial equality.
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Where there have been restrictions, those restrictions have been racial.
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Alabama that the Supreme Court reversed on racial gerrymandering claims.
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Some would sing along with 'negro nose,' and '[racial slur].
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But racial bias isn't the only thing on Ansari's radar.
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I never heard my parents use racial markers on people.
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I've never had to struggle against gender or racial inequality.
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It also seemed like racial injustice was a big topic.
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But the study found no racial differences in police shootings.
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" He later told reporters, "it's not just racial my friends.
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BLOOD AT THE ROOTA Racial Cleansing in AmericaBy Patrick PhillipsIllustrated.
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"Our communities are being destroyed by racial tension," he said.
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The novel is messy, but so is our racial climate.
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The message of racial separation and supremacy, however, remains unchanged.
|
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The racial makeup of the U.S. school system is shifting.
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This week we discussed racial divides at the World Cup.
|
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American wars figure prominently, along with questions of racial identity.
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" Group loyalties, both partisan and racial, "are far more important.
|
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In gay porn, this extends to colorism and racial stereotypes.
|
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Sometimes, the racial controversies have unfolded in full public view.
|
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As it turned out, the racial effects were not subtle.
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Today's "Best of" column from 2010 deals with racial issues.
|
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Then the Trump election came, with its troubling racial overtones.
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Why is racial capitalism problematic from your point of view?
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Too frequently, racial capitalism is all show and no substance.
|
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Racial capitalism doesn't help, and it sometimes makes things worse.
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This is one of my greatest concerns with racial capitalism.
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We have a president who is a consummate racial capitalist.
|
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The data Looney and Turner use doesn't include racial demographics.
|
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All of the candidates discussed civil rights and racial inequality.
|
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This experimental documentary links Baltimore's rat problem to racial segregation.
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What's more, there was often an economic and racial divide.
|
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This crosses political, racial, and economic lines all the way.
|
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Medicaid work requirements build on this bedrock of racial inequality.
|
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The college admissions system already takes into account racial identity.
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But her racial back story is one of identity suppression.
|
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Ignoring the racial redistricting problem won't make it go away.
|
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Racial disparities in prosecutions within the borough are high, too.
|
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Busing is hardly the panacea for solving the racial divide.
|
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The N.H.L. has had to previously deal with racial insults.
|
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But the concept ought to be extended to racial disadvantage.
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"There is a racial element: It's undeniable," Ms. Whitmer said.
|
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In California, as in Arkansas, Taylor hid her racial identity.
|
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ACEs cross every line — racial, ethnic, geographic, gender, socio-economic.
|
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Asian viewers took offense at what they considered racial stereotyping.
|
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That's racial bias — but it's also a socially constructed illusion.
|
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Others actually wanted the anointing of their own racial animosity.
|
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That was not the only racial episode during the campaign.
|
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That racial prejudice extended to the clubs in the neighborhood.
|
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The complaint was initially categorized as a "racial slur" complaint.
|
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But first came a "racial" taunt, according to Mr. Westbrook.
|
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He aimed to curb racial prejudice as Japanese families resettled.
|
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It exists at the intersection of two popular racial myths.
|
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Was this young man in denial about his racial identity?
|
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He believed that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
|
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What else tech giants can do to improve racial diversity.
|
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Some of the technology has racial injustice baked into it.
|
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But there's also an intraschool racial dynamic on the sidelines.
|
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A president cleaving the country on cultural and racial lines.
|
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Similar racial dynamics play out in races for lower offices.
|
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The angry grandparent who hurled racial epithets across a room.
|
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It happens to be a cramped, reactionary and racial story.
|
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He is inflaming racial tensions by siding with the racists.
|
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Racial gaps do seem to narrow during better economic times.
|
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Now, Pryor says he reacted after things had gotten racial.
|
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Random racial terror is what defined lynchings -- not a noose.
|
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There may be an element of racial politics to this.
|
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Racial and gender homogeneity are as deadening as script formulas.
|
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Justice Kennedy wasn't much of a protector of racial equality.
|
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They do not advocate a positive doctrine, racial or otherwise.
|
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Now, debate simmers over whether racial covenants should be removed.
|
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Locals say racial and socioeconomic bias is behind the plan.
|
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Opponents walked by occasionally, denouncing Mr. Trump and racial hatred.
|
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One does not have to search hard for racial overtones.
|
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"British" is still too often treated as a racial identity.
|
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Everyone has multiple identities: racial, religious, professional, ideological and more.
|
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How has racial diversity in American neighborhoods changed since 1980?
|
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That led them to express more racial resentment, not less.
|
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The overwhelming support crosses party, class, geographic and racial lines.
|
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And racial grievances have now given America Trump, he says.
|
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Racial gerrymandering has already been struck down by the court.
|
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The victim had allegedly called the suspect a racial slur.
|
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Trump has built his campaign on appeals to racial division.
|
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Might any racial friction abrade the smoothness of the style?
|
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Intel revealed its racial and gender pay discrepancies on Tuesday.
|
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Grade inflation has been consistent across racial and socioeconomic groups.
|
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Like Ms. Rivers, she does crowd work and racial humor.
|
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In "Progressive Labor" (1964) DeCarava acknowledges racial violence, but indirectly.
|
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But the person said the president "feeds off" racial divisions.
|
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My racial identity is questioned because of my mixed race.
|
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In 1947, with mounting pressure to ease racial hostilities, Gen.
|
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But assessment tools can be designed to minimize racial bias.
|
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Last month, Hernandez sued M.L.B., accusing it of racial discrimination.
|
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Some of that lack of empathy surely reflects racial animus.
|
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In your experience, is racial teasing common at your school?
|
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Racial biases in treatment decisions by physicians are well documented.
|
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And each is facing scrutiny on matters of racial justice.
|
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A crucial norm — politicians don't celebrate racial segregation — asserted itself.
|
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In reality, they fueled racial disparities in the drug war.
|
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She chalked up the racial disparities in punishment to poverty.
|
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WalletHub ranked Colorado 39th in the country for racial progress.
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WalletHub ranked Mississippi 3rd in the country for racial progress.
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WalletHub ranked Tennessee 19th in the country for racial progress.
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WalletHub ranked Oklahoma 25th in the country for racial progress.
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WalletHub ranked California 21st in the country for racial progress.
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WalletHub ranked Florida seventh in the country for racial progress.
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WalletHub ranked Texas second in the country for racial progress.
|
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WalletHub ranked Georgia fourth in the country for racial progress.
|
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At the same time, the racial justice conversation went intimate.
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I'm connected to them because of our shared racial identity.
|
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Oh, and that same uncle allegedly uses racial slurs, too.
|
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He remained a vocal advocate for reducing racial health disparities.
|
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It's a racial doublespeak that sometimes evades more than explains.
|
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Trump has just made that racial appeal cruder and louder.
|
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Cory Booker speaks well on many topics, including racial reconciliation.
|
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Racial divides have been more vivid, and with good reason.
|
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Racial intermarriage was unremarkable there, decades before Loving v. Virginia.
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Racial issues have been at the top of that list.
|
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Racial discourse has been used to justify exploitation for centuries.
|
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Making abortion harder to get exacerbates racial disparities in healthcare.
|
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Nor would free college do much to advance racial minorities.
|
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Over time, these racial contours would harden into lasting institutions.
|
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That economic anxiety is tied to racial animus, experts argue.
|
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Gender and racial discrimination accounts for nearly 40% of it.
|
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Most disfavored racial or ethnic groups are stereotyped as inferior.
|
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Achieving racial equality by creating economic equality is what's missing.
|
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Instead, he would demonstrate his racial virtue via slow clap.
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Clearly, not enough attention has been paid to racial bias.
|
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He said he was protesting police brutality and racial injustice.
|
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As reported by Motherboard, racial profiling is prevalent on Neighbors.
|
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Shapiro had preserved the feminist emphasis and the racial conflicts.
|
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The city's racial wealth gap is visible from outer space.
|
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Racial, religious and political tensions are ripping apart American society.
|
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That's one of the widest racial disparities in medicine today.
|
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Racial equity has become the defining issue of the moment.
|
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Racial equity has become the defining issue of the moment.
|
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Two years later, a rule banning racial vilification was introduced.
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Nonetheless, racial quotas are often used to anchor the conversation.
|
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Both have intentionally divided America along racial and religious lines.
|
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Others have been appalled by its reliance on racial clichés.
|
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One of them yelled, "Empire," and then shouted racial slurs.
|
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Neither left nor right talks much about racial integration anymore.
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Racial profiling has never and will never keep Chicago safe.
|
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We look at Hollywood's obsession with fantasies of racial reconciliation.
|
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She has highlighted racial and gender disparity in elected offices.
|
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"This deepening racial division is not inevitable," the report concluded.
|
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Racial ideology turns instead on race as a political idea.
|
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Not a single joke demeaning to women or racial minorities.
|
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Others are reminders of his explicit embrace of racial discrimination.
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How bad are racial disparities in the criminal justice system?
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That support is lopsided among different racial and ethnic groups.
|
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Everyone of these companies has the same gender, racial balance.
|
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Updating racial categories to better reflect the present is imperative.
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There are vast racial disparities in how police use force.
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This suggests that officers exhibit some racial bias in shooting.
|
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There's been a larger culture of racial exclusion at play.
|
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The racial disparity held up after controlling for different circumstances.
|
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Trump cited Israel as an example of effective racial profiling.
|
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Racial injustice would be the death of the American dream.
|
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But subconscious racial biases play a significant role, as well.
|
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Were the droids supposed to represent an oppressed racial class?
|
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Or is it another instance of CVS's alleged racial profiling?
|
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Hate and racial prejudice are clear factors in this world.
|
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Granted, LeWitt did not set out to illustrate racial dynamics.
|
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These behaviors, in turn, function to reinstate white racial equilibrium.
|
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It's easy then to work racial, ethnic, gender, age division.
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Content warning for discussion of racial stereotypes and sexual assault.
|
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Soon, the country had vivid visual confirmation of racial hatred.
|
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Racial segregation in the music business has muted this history.
|
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Even if the matching effort was perfect, the estimates of the racial composition of registered Democrats would not be: They are based on the racial composition of census tracts and the surnames of voters.
|
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Racial animus was a primary catalyst of the move toward private and religious K-12 education almost 50 years ago, and racial segregation remains a dominant factor in all schooling, public and private, today.
|
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The commemoration forces us to come to confront the measure of racial progress since the Brown Supreme Court desegregation decision and how far we still have to go to achieve racial justice in America.
|
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Trump did nod toward racial issues, the source of so many controversies related to his campaign — but only to argue that the way to solve racial divisions was for everyone to love America more.
|
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"In UT's view, apparently, 'Asian Americans are not worth as much as Hispanics in promoting 'cross-racial understanding,' breaking down 'racial stereotypes,' and enabling students to 'better understand persons of different races,'" Alito wrote.
|
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The racial overtones are heavy-handed, but the anxieties in this metaphor are not solely racial (with the caveat that race does intersect with most of the other socio-political themes at play here).
|
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In response to several Starbucks employees being accused of racial profiling customers, the coffee chain decided to close its 8,203 company-owned stores for several hours on May 29 to administer racial-bias training.
|
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The targeting of perhaps the world's best known athlete with racial slurs that included the n-word, turned the NBA Finals media day into a seminar on the contours of racial oppression in America.
|
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Despite evidence that some individual Trump voters are driven by racial hostility, this analysis didn't show a particularly powerful relationship between the racial breakdown of a county and its likelihood of voting for Trump.
|
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So now we have another, which puts a different spin on that message of racial unity, bringing in some white voices to denounce that toady fucker and play Trump's own racial prejudices against him.
|
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In half of all prekindergarten classrooms, over 70 percent of students belonged to a single racial or ethnic group, despite the fact that the overall program was diverse, with no racial or ethnic majority.
|
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Racial backlash against the first black president was more limited in 2012 because Romney didn't play to racial fears, but the backlash escalated, and flipped more white voters, once the next Republican nominee did.
|
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And that's because its coded racial appeals to Asian-Americans on middle-class issues like education, clean streets and safe neighborhoods are being drowned out by its coded racial appeals to whites on immigration.
|
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We used to think that however grotesque they were, there was still a difference between overt declarations and explicit racial politics on one hand and dog whistles and implicit racial politics on the other.
|
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Now all city departments use a racial-equity analysis tool to consider the potential benefits and burdens their programs, policies and budgets place on various communities, and how they may contribute to racial disparities.
|
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As I came to see cross-racial solidarity as the key to both racial justice and economic fairness, I began delivering the same lecture I gave to the unions at colleges across the country.
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We had not faced our racial history and could not tell the truth about our racial present, yet growing numbers of Americans wanted to elect a black president and leap into a "colorblind" future.
|
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It just turns out that most people don't view their interests in purely racial termsAnd in a multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-religious democracy like ours, that is a profoundly comforting and optimistic development.
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College student expelled after racial slurs in video A student is no longer enrolled at the University of Alabama after video emerges of her using racial slurs repeatedly on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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That if you are a person of color walking around these United States, at any moment, you could be a target of racial violence or racial terrorism that is essentially state and government sponsored.
|
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Seeking to avoid further charges of racial bias, legislative leaders told a federal court that racial statistics would not be used in drafting the new districts, although partisan data like past election results would.
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UMPIRE'S SUIT ALLEGES RACIAL BIAS Angel Hernandez, a major league umpire for nearly a quarter-century, accuses Major League Baseball of racial discrimination in a suit filed in United States District Court in Cincinnati.
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Furthermore, it's not what Biden says in prepared remarks that's problematic, it's what he says off the cuff and under pressure that to me reveal an antiquated view on racial matters and racial sensitivities.
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The experience motivated her to have tough conversations wherever she finds herself -- from social media to the local supermarket -- about racial inequality and Trump administration policies that she views as furthering the racial divide.
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This is concerning not just because the Neighbors app has a major problem with racial profiling, but because Ring Ukraine in particular has a history of flagrant racism and ignorance of American racial politics.
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It also helped many people living with HIV access insurance who previously could not get it and sharply reduced racial/ethnic disparities in health insurance coverage, a key driver of racial/ethnic health disparities.
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Obama 22020: While the Obama platform didn't even have a specific "criminal justice" platform, it did offer to expand the use of drug courts, work to ban racial profiling, and reduce racial sentencing disparities.
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Racial profiling is not a problem limited to Starbucks, but stakes are high for the coffee giant, especially since it has long positioned itself as a progressive company that "gets" social issues, particularly racial ones.
|
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He has emerged as a leading activist in the fight against racial inequality in America after he began kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 as a peaceful protest against racial injustice and police brutality.
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"Mississippi's long, sordid history of racial discrimination and politicians who exploit racial divisions only perpetuate this broken system in which African-American interests are woefully underrepresented in the state government," Holder said in a statement.
|
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Racial profiling in public spaces is by no means new, but the wave of Living While Black stories in 2018 called new attention to it, showing how spaces still remain tightly controlled along racial lines.
|
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Mississippi's attorney general, Jim Hood, had argued in court papers that the state "did not engage in racial discrimination during jury selection" and that Flowers' rights were not violated as the result of racial bias.
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Researchers have gone back and used the US General Social Survey that measures the levels of racial prejudice every two years to see if areas which are higher in racial prejudice [have unique health outcomes].
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Both these counts, a sense of economic grievance that is more generalised and fearful than acute, and a sense of racial grievance without racial superiority, reflect a wider feeling of malaise which has many causes.
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Does it feel as though they've been granted another get-of-jail-free card to avoid any racial guilt or discomfort and to push off the responsibility of healing America's racial wounds onto black people?
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Indeed, in a country where most white people now say they face racial discrimination, increasing the salience of racial conflict in politics is likely to benefit the party identified with the interests of white people.
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The racial undertones of the violence placed Obama, yet again, in the fraught position of calling attention to persistent racial disparities, which he says he's experienced himself, while also championing the police many minorities mistrust.
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Black Lives Matter did not invent racial hatred or violence, but have instead mounted a human rights movement bold enough to articulate unspeakable, unspoken truths about a national culture of violence, division, and racial oppression.
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None of these actions would violate true conservative principles, given that true conservatives aren't in favor of racial injustice, racial violence, making it hard for Americans to vote, or unfairly painting a group as criminals.
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I kind of look at it, so far, as a starting point to a broader racial reckoning: It sounds like we all agree that the first step is people have to acknowledge their racial biases.
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But since then, we also validated our finding with practically every other measure of racial prejudice that we can find, so this is not a finding of racial prejudice that is specific to this measure.
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The State Department, United States Information Agency, and a whole slew of federal agencies organized international trips, jazz tours, and publicized racial breakthroughs commonly referred to as "Negro Firsts" -- to tout racial progress in America.
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Coates' essays on reparations, mass incarceration and the Trump presidency in The Atlantic have galvanized millions of readers across racial lines, making him the most well-known author of his generation writing about racial justice.
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They argue that this is what modern-day racial discrimination looks like: sometimes subtle, yet intentional racial biases and stereotypes that make it hard for people of color to get jobs and advance their careers.
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When I told N.Y.U. program officials about my first racial encounter on the beach with the beer-wielding man just after it happened, they apologized profusely and vowed to mention racial issues at future orientations.
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This is one of the reasons that racial capitalism is problematic: It treats racial identity and diversity like commodities, which gives the impression that they are just like anything else you could buy or sell.
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The characters don't bring up one another's racial backgrounds (except when Eleanor is trying to remember what country Chidi was born in), which allows the characters to develop naturally, without being pigeonholed by racial cliches.
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Ms. Harris has also used the policy as a catchall description of her economic vision, reframing questions about the racial wealth gap and reparations, for instance, into a broader discussion of racial and economic disparity.
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Ms. Harris has also attempted to use the policy as a catchall description of her economic vision, reframing questions about the racial wealth gap and reparations, for instance, into a broader discussion of racial disparity.
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Their findings, first published in 2014, showed that white Americans who were randomly assigned to read about the racial shift were more likely to report negative feelings toward racial minorities than those who were not.
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Since the protests started, Ms. Krewson, who came to the mayor's job this year lacking a reputation as a racial justice advocate, has vowed to work quickly to enact police reforms and address racial inequities.
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Few people wanted to hear the message I felt desperate to convey: Despite appearances, our nation remains trapped in a cycle of racial reform, backlash and re-formation of systems of racial and social control.
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I argue that transracial is a productively disruptive concept because it can unsettle the taken-for-granted assumptions about the stability and naturalness of racial categories on which the reproduction of the racial order depends.
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"After my election there was talk of a post-racial America," Mr. Obama said in his farewell speech on Tuesday in Chicago, reflecting on the threat that racial strife poses for the country's democratic ideals.
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Instead, the members of the panel exhorted their listeners to abandon any sense of racial identity in favor of a utopian vision of a world in which all racial and ethnic distinctions would be irrelevant.
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"Institutions and media organizations have been slower over the course of Trump's entire political career, his political rise, to accurately describe how he's used racial grievance and racial prejudice for his own benefit," he said.
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Both nations have, in different and distinct ways, developed official cultures of multiculturalism — a celebration and accommodation of racial differences, rather than an erasure of them — as a means of trying to reconcile racial tensions.
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The march comes amid heightened tension between police and racial minorities.
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The racial implications of the Willie Horton ad were never subtle.
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Duterte's crime rhetoric, unlike Trump's, isn't a code for racial grievances.
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But racial injustice is definitely not something entirely in the past.
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They're evil, period, and they're evil because of their racial heritage.
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Starbucks' racial bias training was a huge success, according to Starbucks.
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Did Obama's election usher in a post-racial era in America?
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We were not then nor have we ever been post-racial.
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Racial diversity was the only area the runways maintained improvement, however.
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She successfully pressed charges against a former neighbour for racial harassment.
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Let's pivot to the questions where low agreement suggests racial resentment.
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Rubio's are as likely to express opinions indicative of racial resentment.
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But we have managed racial politics much better than other countries.
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They could obviously do color, they could do racial facial characteristics.
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At the same time, Clinton's commitment to racial justice has begun
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It's both ideological and there's also an element of racial resentment.
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He said he thought that was really offensive and racial segregation.
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For example, sociologists often analyze behaviors along gender or racial lines.
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Motown did so much to help break down the racial barriers.
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This is a flip of the traditional racial script in America.
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Her racial cocoon was a predominately black church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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After all, Muslims can relate to the feeling of racial intolerance.
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Trump was asked how to heal the racial divide in America.
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Ferguson that justified the moral injustices of slavery and racial segregation.
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The shooting has inflamed already simmering racial tensions in the city.
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But racial attitudes are a motive for a lot of people.
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"I don't have any racial tendencies — none," Smith told the paper.
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This is mostly due to its polarizing racial and social impact.
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A lot of racial slurs, and a lot of ugly stuff.
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But research now hints that racial resentment activated this economic anxiety.
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Yuli Gurriel makes possibly a racial gesture and nobody says anything.
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Every other listed party, gender, education, age and racial group agrees.
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She was bi-racial, half Mexican, and her people were actors.
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"What can I charge against him for racial profiling?" she asks.
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That sense of false victimhood fueled much of Nazi racial theory.
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That said, civil liberties activists have raised concerns over racial profiling.
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Another employee sued Foundation Care for racial discrimination in July 21996.
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And, during this "explanation" he made racial slurs about Michelle Obama.
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Unfortunately, this insidious brand of racial bias is all too familiar.
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Bleeping will not save your racial slurs, according to the company.
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Others see the statue as a blatant symbol of racial hierarchy.
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Profane racial remarks were also written in text over the video.
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Neither are addressed in the "racial justice" section of Sanders platform.
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Neither are addressed in the 'racial justice' section of Sanders platform.
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But say the racial wealth gap is not one of them.
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Q. The presidential campaign has gotten very nasty, with racial overtones.
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The thesis is moot because it is based in racial prejudice.
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The Gilead in the television show is post-racial and ahistorical.
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"This racial and economic segregation hasn't happened by accident," Sanders said.
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This is true within and across racial and socio-economic groups.
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Then he sued — and settled with — the city for racial discrimination.
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She worries that algorithms will exacerbate rather than reduce racial bias.
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I've been dealing with this since 2016 — music, boos, racial slurs.
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In these conversations about current racial climates, it's important to contextualize.
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So, yes, we can talk about it as a racial issue.
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"The ethnic stereotypes, the racial stereotypes, are largely true," Johnson said.
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Previous studies of racial wage gaps only examined those in work.
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And we don't live in a post-racial society after all.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats are ready to talk about racial inequality.
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When politicians stop talking about race, they suggest, racial inequalities dissolve.
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Muhammad Ali was drawn to black Muslims' sense of racial pride.
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The same can be said of an example involving racial harassment.
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That can mean racial oppression, the oppression of women, or homophobia.
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One of the causes of these disparities is subconscious racial bias.
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They also faced racial violence for attempting to organize against disenfranchisement.
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Racial bias in the American judicial system is far too frequent.
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Seventy civil and racial justice groups have petitioned Facebook for change.
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For Hardison, the concept of racial equality is a simple one.
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Those riots created racial tension and divided parts of the city.
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These problems are compounded by racial biases and even outright racism.
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The racial undercurrent is being handled so deftly by the show.
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However, Milan came in last when it came to racial diversity.
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The overwhelming response seems to be the lack of racial sensitivity.
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Most claims of racial inequality would be brushed aside as divisive.
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It was the first time I was called a racial slur.
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Meanwhile, algorithms used in sentencing have faced criticism for racial bias.
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We made gains with racial diversity onstage in 783, as well.
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Notably, the man's hands reveal his racial identity, not his face.
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"All racial groups should be represented," she said, according to Wired.
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There is still too much racial tension in the Republican Party.
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Perhaps Chicago's racial segregation will be the next topic Shameless tackles.
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His imagery resonates with the racial politics of modern life. Austral.
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Trump was involved in a racial discrimination lawsuit in the 1970s.
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Only "overt racial bias" explains Washington's disproportionate death sentences for blacks.
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You can question his racial and ethnic biases -- and many will.
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"All racial groups should be represented," she said, according to Wired.
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And racial inclusion wasn't the only thing that was delightfully clichéd.
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There's contentiousness over politics and racial unrest in the United States.
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I don't believe the Democratic Party on issues of racial injustice.
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The racial split in the US is not a worldview split.
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But racism, racial profiling and abuse still exist in our country.
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The attackers hurl racial slurs and use a broken glass bottle.
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He specifically cites this program as addressing the racial wealth gap.
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The higher education gap in Chicago is divided along racial lines.
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Neighborhoods coded red were almost exclusively those occupied by racial minorities.
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The poll showed a yawning racial gap in the state's electorate.
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For some cities, departments used different racial categories than we did.
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Washington said he has not ruled out a racial discrimination case.
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After some unsavory racial incidents recently, it's a question worth asking.
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The survey found some differences between women of different racial groups.
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After all, this isn't even Netflix's only racial controversy right now.
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And the racial implications were confirmed when he mentioned Sasheer Zamata.
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This, more than ideology or even racial identity, characterized the race.
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Gilmore argues, a different picture emerges, one where cross-racial coalitions
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Racial consciousness and competition is clearly never far from his mind.
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In addition to profanity, the tirade included racial and homophobic slurs.
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The myth paved the way for racial apartheid in the South.
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Some consider it a racial slur referring to Asian people's eyes.
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George Wallace ran for president on a platform supporting racial segregation.
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MITCH MCCONNELL is not known for his views on racial justice.
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This history of racial exclusion shapes working conditions to this day.
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Overall, the racial divide revealed by the exit polls is stark.
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