The media often falls back on euphemisms when describing Trump's comments about race: racially loaded, racially charged, racially tinged, racially sensitive.
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"I think President Trump is racially ignorant and racially uninformed," he told CNN.
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There is now a stronger partisan divide than ever between racially sympathetic and racially resentful whites.
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As Obama pushed racially conservative whites out of the Democratic Party, the remaining Democrats are more racially liberal.
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And I remember half the audience, and it was very racially divided, very clearly racially divided, the reactions to it.
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And while the percentage of racially conservative Republicans has remained constant, the percentage of racially liberal Democrats has grown rapidly.
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The judges are also our most racially diverse group, growing from 210 percent racially diverse and no African-American/Latino judges at CES to 22016 percent racially diverse and 22016 percent African-American/Latino at Disrupt SF 212.
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The Great Commission is racially and radically inclusive, while MAGA, as a matter of rhetoric and reality, is racially exclusive and divisive.
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DeSantis has closely aligned himself with Trump and the contest immediately became racially charged following a comment the Republican denied was racially motivated.
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But it's surprising because Gingrich has a long, long history with making racially-insensitive remarks and proposing racially-insensitive (at the very least) policies.
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There are two primary claims in the case: that Texas passed its law with a racially discriminatory intent, and that it also had a racially discriminatory effect.
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Fewer than 20 percent of the most racially resentful whites thought the stimulus was a good idea, compared with more than 60 percent of the most racially liberal.
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Christian groups are often among the most racially diverse on campus — 38 percent of InterVarsity members are nonwhite (another 14 percent are international students), and many local chapters are racially mixed.
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"I've not just been cyber bullied, I've been racially cyber bullied with tweets and pictures so horrific and racially charged that I can't subject myself any longer to the hate," she wrote.
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For one, racially sympathetic white Americans were far more likely than racially resentful whites to correctly conclude that the unemployment rate was declining in the year leading up to the 2012 election.
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So we've stacked an immigration law enforcement apparatus on top of a racially biased criminal law enforcement apparatus, and not surprisingly that has led to a racially biased immigration law enforcement apparatus.
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Racially motivated hate crimes against blacks ticked up last year FBI data tracking hate crimes show racially motivated crimes against blacks in the United States declining steadily since Obama took office in 146.
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"Cindy McCain racially profiled a family," one Twitter user wrote.
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Drug prosecution, the way we do it, is racially disparate.
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Many want racially mixed people to become symbols of change.
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Scott called those comments racially toxic -- then supported Trump anyway.
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LA can be a very racially and economically segregated place.
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She was recently fired after her racially charged Facebook rant.
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She couldn't say anything when he made racially insensitive jokes.
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He thereby engineered the most racially divisive election in years.
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Kellogg's has apologized after its design was branded racially insensitive.
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She, like him, employs racially charged rhetoric to deflect criticism.
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Tan France has accused airport security of racially profiling him.
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Critics have said Trump stokes violence with racially incendiary rhetoric.
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George W. Bush for being racially divisive, was widely praised.
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"I got stopped recently and was racially profiled," Lohan shared.
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They were young and old, as well as racially diverse.
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The town of Afula denied the edict was racially motivated.
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Paul LePage, amid a dustup involving a racially charged statement.
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Gu, an Asian American, says it was undoubtedly racially instigated.
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For one, they're incredibly racially diverse and include queer couples.
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Disrupt London judges were 22016% female and 2172% racially diverse.
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Blankenstein later admitted to anonymously writing racially insensitive blog posts.
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" The Times alleged Trump is "embracing" America's "racially charged past.
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He played at racially coded language throughout his presidential campaign.
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That started to change following the latest racially charged ad.
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The group's executive director said the rule was racially motivated.
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Our community is trying to heal from racially driven violence.
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You may be racially fluid and not even know it.
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Authorities have said the shootings appear to be racially motivated.
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Just experienced my friend getting verbally abused racially in London.
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Furthermore, racially insensitive language is never acceptable in any environment.
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Roof's attack on the church appears to be racially motivated.
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The right to sell was both racially discriminatory and dynastic.
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Within a matter of weeks, Forsyth County was racially cleansed.
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Warren's audience was young, racially diverse, and filled with women.
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I would say instead that people have become racially sensitive.
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Chicago is moving toward becoming more integrated racially and economically.
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Opinion Racially speaking, the United States is zero percent Hispanic.
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It is politically more liberal, and far more racially diverse.
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He endured threats and harassment that included racially motivated insults.
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Mr. Stringer has previously drawn criticism for racially charged comments.
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According to the article, there were directed racially targeted tweets.
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They had been racially profiled, Ms. Suda told the agent.
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A Reuters investigation also found racially disparate closings in Georgia.
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Now it's collapsing in a racially charged social media controversy.
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Iowa is not racially representative of the national primary electorate.
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The Yang Gang certainly became diverse, both racially and ideologically.
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But first I ask people how they identify themselves racially.
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The current 116th Congress is the most racially diverse yet.
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By 225, Chicago was more racially segregated than Richmond, Virginia.
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It is time for white people to become racially literate.
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Board of Education that public schools had to racially integrate.
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Investigators are convinced the murder was racially motivated, Dix said.
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Board of Education, that declared racially segregated public schools unconstitutional.
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We're also a racially diverse country, and growing more so.
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Since the criminal justice system is racially disparate, this also led to racially disproportionate outcomes: Nearly 144,000 otherwise eligible black adults — more than 15 percent of the black voting population in Alabama — couldn't vote.
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To be clear, many Republicans are frustrated without being racially prejudiced.
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Trump has a long history of racially inflammatory words and actions.
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CONTENT WARNING: This article quotes a letter containing racially offensive language.
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"I totally think they racially profiled me," Fairley told the newspaper.
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"We're more racially divided today than before he ran," Glenn said.
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And recent racially charged comments by Trump supporters, including US Rep.
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Wickham accused restaurant staff of racially profiling him and his friends.
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Suppose a person posts something racially divisive about Asians on Twitter.
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Clinton also addressed recent racially motivated attacks in Oregon and Maryland.
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It's the most racially diverse county in the contiguous United States.
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Those measures did not necessarily mean racially profiling commuters, he said.
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Paul LePage made racially-charged comments about drug dealers in Maine.
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There are disparate resources and sometimes this issue is racially charged.
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He will not be racially profiled at Starbucks or LA Fitness.
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The racially diverse neighborhood has been Costello's home for two years.
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The video strings together news footage of Trump's racially tinged controversies.
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Others view the creation of such a district as racially divisive.
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In response, he said, he went out for racially targeted revenge.
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Some activists view that as evidence of a racially-charged agenda.
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Curt VanderKooi racially profiling Jilmar Ramos-Gomez, according to NBC News.
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We all come from very different backgrounds, racially, financially, politically, etc.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) for racially charged comments about immigrant babies.
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And this is where the conquest took a racially charged turn.
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But outlets like this come with racially-charged stresses as well.
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The entire enterprise can't possibly be unjust, let alone racially unjust.
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The participants were racially diverse and tended to have low incomes.
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It's also perhaps the most racially polarized electorate in the country.
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They are increasingly choosing to self-segregate into racially isolated communities.
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This year's show is the most racially diverse in its history.
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Having a more racially diverse presidential campaign team would certainly help.
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They tend to be affluent and educated, but also racially isolated.
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In some cases, users say, it feels racially targeted — and misleading.
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"They want to say that it's not racially motivated," she said.
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Board of Education to end racially separate and unequal public schools.
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Arpaio was accused of racially profiling Latinos in Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Law enforcement officials have characterized all three attacks as racially motivated.
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Racially segregated beaches, park benches, buses, trains, schools and even cities.
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These pressures and stresses may also be racially and culturally specific.
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Federal courts have repeatedly ruled that the law is racially discriminatory.
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The "racially pure" part was not something my grandmother ever mentioned.
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The second condition was that those communities would be racially homogenous.
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But the years since have been littered with racially charged incidents.
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The party is starting to look younger and more racially diverse.
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The men admitted to posting racially charged handbills earlier that night.
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We videotaped white participants interacting with a racially ambiguous research assistant.
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Trump's racially charged campaign visits the town where Trayvon Martin was killed Trump's racially charged campaign visits the town where Trayvon Martin was killed Donald Trump hasn't shied away from running a racially charged campaign, and on Tuesday he held a rally in the birthplace of the Black Lives Matter movement: Sanford, Florida, where Trayvon Martin was killed in 2012.
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He began to challenge the notion that America was a racially blind, racially neutral country and he began to argue that many Americans would not come to grips with their own racist beliefs, ideas, and practices.
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White voters, they contend, are increasingly perceiving the Democratic Party as the party of racial and ethnic minorities and racially liberal policy and the Republican Party as the party of White Americans and racially conservative policy.
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There was no evidence of a racially motivated hate crime, they added.
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As Chait astutely notes: [The] Democratic Party is racially and economically heterogeneous.
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Bill Clinton defended her 1994 remarks, which protesters say were racially insensitive.
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New York was the most racially diverse of all four fashion weeks.
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Charleston: One city, two racially charged trials 'Awakened' by Trayvon Martin case.
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That's hardly surprising given the racially charged presidential election that Trump won.
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The greatest parties are the ones that are racially and sexually diverse.
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Everyone knows that the court in Brown declared racially segregated education unconstitutional.
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Racially diverse teams also perform 403 percent better than their industry peers.
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But stepping on O'Reilly's racially-tinged snideness was a helpful leg up.
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More whites have begun talking about themselves as a racially oppressed majority.
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No. But it is not out of a malice or racially motivated.
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The remark triggered outrage due to Mississippi's history of racially motivated lynchings.
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His head-to-head with Lucas seemed like a racially charged vendetta.
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It is no secret that America's criminal justice system is racially skewed.
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Millennials are the most racially diverse generation of voters in American history.
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The vandalism comes in the heat of a racially charged presidential contest.
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Using arrests or drug convictions will almost certainly produce racially biased results.
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DINESH D'SOUZA made his name making racially accented digs at Barack Obama.
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His girlfriend is white, and he has a perfect racially ambiguous daughter.
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In 2013, a federal judge ruled that Arpaio's officers racially profiled Latinos.
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" Baylor quickly launched an investigation, calling the party a "racially insensitive event.
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Musicians are found to be the most racially mixed group of creatives.
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Police were investigating to determine if it was a racially motivated attack.
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" She compared it to "treating American Muslims like criminals" and "racially profiling.
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And, hopefully, the next season won't feature any more racially insensitive storylines.
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One is to make sure teams developing new technologies are racially diverse.
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" Lloyd Smucker, Pennsylvania, said "Racially-motivated statements or behavior is totally unacceptable.
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" Lloyd Smucker, Pennsylvania, said: "Racially-motivated statements or behavior is totally unacceptable.
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This small suburban village also has another distinction: it is racially mixed.
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Donald Trump, of all people, was attacking someone for being racially insensitive.
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Miranda targets Trump's "backhanded" and "racially questionable holiday greetings" in the spot.
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Paul LePage (R) made racially-charged comments about the state's heroin problem.
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Not only that, but he was apparently racially profiled while attending Coachella.
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During his own presidency, Obama confronted racially charged matters in different ways.
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" Holt told The New York Times that the incident was "racially motivated.
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I'm not — I'm white and Jewish — but I'd just been racially profiled.
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Earlier this month, she ruled the restaurant had racially profiled the students.
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Capturing California, one of the most racially diverse states, would hand Mrs.
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The last US Senate race -- the racially charged runoff between GOP Sen.
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Provincial towns such as Milton Keynes are rapidly becoming more racially mixed.
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Lawyers are rarely so overt about their efforts to racially engineer juries.
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Critics say the law was used in racially motivated prosecutions of blacks.
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Steve King of Iowa has a history of making racially inflammatory remarks.
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It didn't skirt an important study just because it was racially charged.
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That judge found his office was guilty of racially profiling Latino drivers.
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This led some House Democrats to interpret Eastman's comments as racially charged.
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Some praised the luxury label's decision to portray a racially-diverse family.
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Three racially charged confrontations have occurred at swimming pools already this summer.
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Stevenson told CNN that the phone call "had to be" racially motivated.
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Trump's tweet was immediately denounced as inaccurate, ahistorical, and extremely racially insensitive.
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Spalding County was not exactly a racially harmonious place in the 1980s.
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Early on, investigators tried to determine whether the attacks were racially motivated.
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School buildings appeared to be racially integrated, but many classrooms remained segregated.
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Putting an end to racially biased policing practices works to everyone's benefit.
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No word yet from Atletico brass on their player's racially insensitive costume.
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Michigan's initial attempt to pass a racially biased policy is no anomaly.
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Ms. Crouch said the church had an economically and racially diverse congregation.
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He also alleged that he was recently racially profiled at his school.
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Racially tinged conflict has been the defining feature of the Trump era.
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They supported black theological education as long as it was racially segregated.
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But this racially skewed trend, played out across many cases, is persistent.
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I had a racially diverse and inclusive educational experience through high school.
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More than half of the victims of racially motivated attacks were black.
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After all, Americans have always been a heterogeneous population — racially, religiously, regionally.
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But the president rejected the notion that his position was racially inflammatory.
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Sanders is benefiting from the fact that his coalition is racially diverse.
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Sources say at no point does either officer use racially charged language.
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When something racially questionable happens, I tend to leap immediately to anger.
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The debate in Washington around poverty was racially charged and highly partisan.
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Employees threw a party with racially insensitive costumes, according to Vice News.
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Its fan base, although diverse racially, tends toward cultural and political conservatism.
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Prior to Conditt's death, authorities believed the bombings could be racially motivated.
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Texas is more racially diverse and younger than the country at large.
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Authorities do not believe it "was racially motivated" or random, he said.
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Many Indonesians, however, think the edict may be politically and racially motivated.
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Mr. Khan's team accused the Conservatives of using racially tinged political messaging.
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While most experienced politicians assiduously avoid racially tinged remarks, Republican Maine Gov.
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The friend warned him away, however, because the theater was racially segregated.
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But Bondi has previously denied the policy amounts to racially motivated disenfranchisement.
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The attack, which was allegedly racially motivated, also left two others injured.
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I attended a diverse, racially-progressive high school right outside of Chicago.
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America is considerably more racially heterogeneous than most other rich, developed countries.
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To say racially tinged or racially charged or what many are calling racist is to proudly tell readers about the flapping of a butterfly's wings but fail to let them know about the Category 5 hurricane that resulted.
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"Over the last 48 hours I've not just been cyber bullied, I've been racially cyberbullied with tweets and pictures so horrific and racially charged that I can't subject myself any longer to the hate," she said in a statement.
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Democrats resist such thinking as racially motivated, but they are in a bind.
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"Baltimore" is a drama about a racially provocative incident on a college campus.
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Barnes' mother, LaPorsha Washington, has said she believes the shooting was racially motivated.
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Trump has said plenty of racially-inflammatory things in his short political career.
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She's done nothing to make state government more racially diverse in South Carolina.
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"The attack was clearly racially motivated," NYPD Assistant Chief Bill Aubry said Wednesday.
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Plus Roseanne asked by ABC in the wake of a racially charged tweet.
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WXYZ-TV reported that Bosio directed "racially charged language" at a team employee.
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Critics, including members of Trump's own party, had condemned it as racially divisive.
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Millions of whites nationwide moved out of cities and into racially isolated suburbs.
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The bakery said school officials wrongfully accused it of racially profiling black students.
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Two jurisdictions have recently moved to crack down on racially motivated 911 calls.
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McGraw had also insisted in court that the incident was not racially motivated.
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Bounds' critics pointed to racially charged language he used in his college writings.
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But the government is not seizing its opportunity to undo racially discriminatory policies.
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The case is unfolding as another racially charged trial progresses across the street.
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University presidents want racially diverse classes of students, all of whom feel welcome.
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TechCrunch Sessions: Justice was the most racially inclusive event we've ever put on.
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"[Trump] would say racially insensitive things that made me uncomfortable," Jillette told Vulture.
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" Later it was changed to say "Trump Targets Lawmakers in Racially Charged Tweets.
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Residents in Charleston are struggling under the weight of two racially charged trials.
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The right's racially charged opposition to Mr Obama has helped encourage the shift.
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Another group, racially mixed, would swell to about 200 over the next hour.
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It also alleges the city unconstitutionally subjected him to racially biased law enforcement.
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Told not to racially discriminate, the Legislature simply resorted to blatant partisan gerrymandering.
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For this context, racially diverse consists of any ethnicity that is non-white.
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He spoke up for black economic development free of racially-targeted government assistance.
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Kirk has apologized for his racially charged dig at his Senate opponent, Rep.
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Some locals describe the community as racially harmonious, with many mixed-race families.
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Tim Scott, the Senate's only black Republican, called them "racially offensive" on Twitter.
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Lindsey Graham, after Graham criticized the President's response to the racially motivated protests.
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Mr Trump's campaign was dogged again by racially tinged clashes at his rallies.
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Kirk, who has a history of making racially charged statements, has not apologized.
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" Democratic House Majority Leader Justin Alford called LePage's comments "racially charged sound bites.
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The problem exists even in the most racially diverse parts of the country.
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"Wait, I'm supposed to be used to getting racially profiled?" he remembered thinking.
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A spokesman for Samuel told CNN they believe the incident was racially motivated.
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This is why developmentally appropriate, trauma-informed, and racially equitable training is necessary.
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Seven years later, his uncle was the victim of a racially motivated killing.
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Meanwhile, our nation continues to suffer from excessive and racially unjust marijuana policing.
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In effect, Republicans had laundered a racially gerrymandered map through the judicial system.
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Unlike Iowa and New Hampshire, most Western states feature racially diverse Democratic electorates.
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His mother refused to enter a Florida airport because it was racially segregated.
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The ad lasted online for less than 24 hours, criticized as racially insensitive.
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"They're racially profiling, they're profiling, not us," he said of the news media.
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Their racially-insensitive and scientifically-inaccurate lenses are, uh, not a good look.
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The 2020 field will also be more racially diverse and, on average, younger.
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Opponents cast her statement as insensitive, given Mississippi's history of racially motivated lynchings.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE at the news conference.
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Starbucks isn't the first chain to come under fire in racially charged incidents.
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Historically, the racially motivated law was meant to stifle the burgeoning jazz scene.
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America is very much a country where the people think of themselves racially.
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Arreola told a local NBC affiliate that he believes he was racially profiled.
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If they're more racially sympathetic white people, they're gonna be Democrats, more likely.
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If they're more racially conservative or resentful white people, they're gonna be Republicans.
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Today, our nation is about as racially fraught as it ever has been.
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Because this group is disproportionately young and black, this erasure is racially tinged.
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It was the latest example of the president's penchant for racially tinged remarks.
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The plaintiffs argue that Harvard has been racially stereotyping Asian-Americans for decades.
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Evidence for this is that he used racially insensitive humor during the crisis.
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It's racially charged, of course, also in terms of gender and other things.
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Ferguson (upholding states' rights to require racially segregated public accommodations) and Korematsu v.
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It was racially discriminatory, with leadership giving and covering up outright racist orders.
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They had been involved in racially charged, or outright racist, acts of violence.
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Racially and economically segregated schools remain across all parts of the United States.
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Real America is racially and culturally diverse; Senate America is still very white.
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The bling ring was, in fact, a racially diverse group of young people.
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The United States is unquestionably becoming a more racially and ethnically diverse society.
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Roseanne Barr's racially charged tweet was front-page news and quoted in full.
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Redlining and urban renewal, for example, are responsible for today's racially segregated neighborhoods.
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That type of racially tinged language has to stop, Trump's friend told him.
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The testers reported racially disparate treatment in 40 percent of interactions with realtors.
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The primary field will also be more racially diverse and, on average, younger.
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For every Senator Jesse Helms it produced a racially aware, education-minded Gov.
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In the 1980s, racially charged accusations derailed his nomination to a federal judgeship.
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The victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice.
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The visa lottery has created a more racially, ethnically, and culturally diverse America.
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Trump has a habit of keeping company and confidence with the racially offensive.
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Unsurprisingly, players did not take kindly to their head coach's racially-charged words.
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My daughters are of the Obama generation, the most racially diverse generation yet.
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Popular, racially diverse series like Atlanta weren't even eligible for this year's ceremony.
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Suda then asks O'Neal whether she and her friend are being racially profiled.
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The idea that this is all racially motivated seems like a major stretch.
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Lower than his racially-tinged attacks on the anthem protests by NFL players.
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A second reason is that Obama's very presence in office was racially polarizing.
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So different versions of these very racially problematic ideas were present in 2012.
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Ross has also been sued for racially profiling a black customer in Oregon.
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Charlotte, similarly, has long been mired by racially skewed policing and residential segregation.
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Frank Artiles, who in 2017 resigned his seat after using racially charged language.
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That's especially true for millennials, the most racially diverse generation in US history.
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Being racially profiled for "Living While Black" is not exactly a new phenomenon.
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In 2008, Clinton had done best among the most racially resentful white Democrats.
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We can't know for certain whether this hack was a racially motivated attack.
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In fact, his racially intolerant campaign is certain to hurt down-ballot candidates.
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After all, instead of calling it like it is, CBS News, MSNBC, the Washington Post, and the New York Times have called Trump's comments about Curiel "racially charged" and "racially tinged," the weasel words the media typically uses to describe racism.
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The police were investigating allegations that Everton players were racially abused during Sunday's game.
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Schumer has a history of racially insensitive jokes, so this "Formation" joke isn't surprising.
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The first is Julianna's genealogy — whether she is racially fit to enter the Reich.
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Police departments across the country target communities of color with racially-biased policing strategies.
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They seem racially identified by puffy jackets, saggy jeans, hoodies, and backwards baseball caps.
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Siddhartha Rathod believes that Smyly racially profiled his client, despite the internal investigation's findings.
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For one example, facial recognition technology has made headlines for not being racially inclusive.
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Merkel doesn't mince words; a racially motivated attack in Portland; the Kushner plot thickens.
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It was commendable that you described his language as "racist" rather than "racially charged".
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The racially ambiguous model has become emblematic of this street-cast, cool kid trend.
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Since the 1980s, he told the crowd, racially segregated schools have more than tripled.
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Reputable social scientists dismissed the book, but its racially charged conclusions struck a chord.
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Together they established a more racially tolerant tone which would linger throughout the decade.
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The most racially inclusive shows, though, were Kenzo, Sophia Webster, Ashish, Chromat, and Tome.
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More Americans are comfortable publicly expressing racially inflammatory rhetoric, according to some political scientists.
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The birther campaign against Obama was not Trump's first dip into racially charged politics.
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Barr was fired from show in May 2018 after tweeting racially-inflammatory statements about.
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She was referencing gang culture, but many interpreted the term as racially coded language.
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Schumer was also accused of sharing racially insensitive remarks in several of her jokes.
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Trump said it was "wrong" to say that stop-and-frisk racially profiled individuals.
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The 2016 campaign has been dominated by explicit sexual content and racially charged rhetoric.
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Kang's research has focused on Asian-owned nail salons and their racially diverse customers.
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The entire scene is a bit racially diverse, but still solidly upper-middle class.
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Academic studies have found that this database, like stop-and-search, is racially discriminatory.
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Terry Bradshaw is apologizing for a racially insensitive comment he made about Ken Jeong.
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As you go downmarket to sites that pay less, they get more diverse racially.
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For example, the Fed Up campaign's effort to tackle the slow and racially disparate
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They were charging at the time that there was abuse and racially discriminatory treatment.
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"I can say for a fact that this was not racially motivated," he said.
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He also acknowledges that racially restrictive covenants played a significant role in maintaining segregation.
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Trump regularly used racially charged language during his campaign and continued in his presidency.
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"Motorsports remain the most racially segregated sport in the United States," the complaint said.
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Testimony at the time charged him with making racially insensitive remarks, which he refuted.
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Hyde-Smith has come under fire for remarks and behavior seen as racially insensitive.
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Neeson made headlines this week for making racially charged comments about his friend's rape.
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"My words were poorly chosen and were not intended as racially motivated," Hill wrote.
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Months later, Schnatter was replaced after making racially charged comments during a conference call.
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Arpaio had been found guilty in a Justice Department investigation of racially profiling Latinos.
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And a Pittsburgh TV anchor has been fired after a racially charged Facebook post.
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It is especially important in this period of racially charged debate across the country.
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"I know he was racially profiled," Gunn's younger brother Franklin told The Washington Post.
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Zendaya was previously on the receiving end of a racially-charged comment when E!
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, according to The Associated Press.
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" The Chicago report found "systematic deficiencies" in policing, in addition to "racially discriminatory conduct.
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Flowers argues that prosecutors also relied on racially discriminatory practices during his sixth trial.
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Diversifying a school's population economically and racially will ultimately benefit all, including the privileged.
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Robert J. Bentley, a Republican, has strongly denied that the closings were racially motivated.
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"This is racially and politically motivated manipulation of the census," the South Bend, Ind.
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Ferguson that said the use of racially separate facilities, if equal, was not discrimination.
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In this case, his racially discriminatory beliefs are based primarily in his psychiatric illness.
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We have multigenerational work ahead of us to build a racially just United States.
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He attended a largely black church and sent his children to racially mixed schools.
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Democrats have repeatedly criticized Trump for engaging in racially charged or racist rhetoric. Rep.
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Racially fluid people reject the box they're put in and craft their own identity.
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Suda then asks the agent whether she and her friend are being racially profiled.
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It'll never happen, says historian Jerald Podair -- the United States is too racially diverse.
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And that helps explain why he's withstood controversy after controversy over racially charged remarks.
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The racially diverse and older electorate should boost Clinton to an easy victory there.
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But this wasn't specifically a racially bound story, because it was set in America.
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Nor does gun control account for the racially disparate application of force by police.
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Critics, including members of Trump's own party, had condemned the spot as racially divisive.
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The tribunal eventually agreed with you, that First Nations kids are racially discriminated against.
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Through Reconstruction, local judges and sheriffs administered gun permits in a racially discriminatory way.
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That is surely more difficult as America becomes more diverse, ethnically, racially and religiously.
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The support for Bundy eroded when he began making racially charged statements in interviews.
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Police now say the attack was not racially motivated, but the investigation is ongoing.
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In our racially oriented American society, this change marks a demotion for white people.
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In May, Orioles outfielder Adam Jones was racially taunted by some fans in Boston.
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These first three bombings led some to wonder whether the attacks were racially motivated.
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It is not the case that the club was racially segregated at that time.
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Obama specifically commented on deadly, racially charged violence earlier this year in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Yet, there has been little examination of what excessive capital promises racially denigrated subjects.
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"It is unacceptable that they felt racially profiled, targeted and harassed," the MFA says.
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New York City is far more racially diverse than it was 50 years ago.
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Now big data is set make the dynamic even more intense—and racially charged.
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In that racially segregated era, white performers used his hits to build their careers.
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American suburbia today is far more racially and socioeconomically diverse than these upscale communities.
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By almost every important metric, the racially mixed juries performed better at their task.
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The two issues mix together after mass shootings carried out by racially motivated killers.
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This is a shameful disrespect of the British people & we know it's racially biased.
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"America is a diverse country, racially, economically and ethnically," Mr. Bush said in 2003.
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As America grows browner, many whites now see themselves as a racially oppressed group.
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Earlier this year, he said no president had been so racially insensitive as Trump.
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People take a civic pride in having a racially diverse workplace or educational institution.
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If any state should be monitored for its racially discriminatory voting practices, it's Texas.
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In his build-the-wall fervor, Mr. Trump has repeatedly used racially inflammatory language.
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Today's picks: • Yassmin Abdel-Magied talks betrayal, in a week of racially charged headlines.
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He was playing to racially insensitive sensibilities that have permeated that audience at Fox.
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The country's largest cities are no longer as racially homogenous as they once were.
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Both his parents, like many St. Lucians, were the products of racially mixed marriages.
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That study had looked at more than a thousand low-income, racially diverse workers.
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There are multiple ways to identify with a text and racially is only one.
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The field of Democratic contenders is racially and geographically diverse, and includes state Sen.
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He grew up in racially segregated Lynchburg, Va., where he founded the Teenage Republicans.
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Speaking to NYPD brass, he rejected claims that stop and frisk is racially biased.
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Critics said the practice was racially biased against minorities and unconstitutional in its implementation.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images A lot of US police work is inherently racially biased.
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According to TV, the future is feminist, racially diverse, and straight as an arrow.
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According to the Tampa Bay Times, Ayala's been receiving racially charged threats ever since.
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Despite decades of fear-mongering and racially targeted policing, drugs remain America's greatest muse.
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There are other critics who think the ban on Serena's catsuit was racially motivated.
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The Charleston shooting revived the discussion nationwide amid evidence that the massacre was racially motivated.
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Naturalisation and citizenship were tightly restricted, often racially; but immigration, by and large, was not.
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It's also that the criminal justice system deploys officers in a way that's racially biased.
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And he would have had more trouble finding a natural constituency among racially conservative voters.
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The 1987 case divided America racially in a way that previewed the OJ Simpson trial.
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Allegations of racially charged comments cost Sessions a job as a federal judge in 1986.
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The settlement consolidated the predominantly black East Side High and the racially mixed Cleveland High.
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But increasingly, Democrats and liberals honed in on the racially-charged dimension of Trump's comments.
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Applebee's fired three employees who allegedly racially profiled two black customers at a Missouri restaurant.
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If they don't come up with some proper guidelines, they'll end up racially profiling people.
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She studied pre-law and acted with racially conscious Black theatre group Aldridge Players West.
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Native American groups and allies remain opposed to the team's name as being racially offensive.
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The reality star recently experienced this while trying to defend a YouTuber's racially insensitive comments.
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These insensitive and racially charged messages do not reflect the core values of the institution.
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This wasn't the first racially charged event at the San Luis Obispo school this month.
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On the racially charged question of criminal justice, for example, Mr Sessions's record has wrinkles.
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H&M and Zara have also come under fire for being racially and culturally insensitive.
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"We're particularly focused on domestic terrorism, especially racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists," said Wray.
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This week that customer pleaded guilty to the attack, which police said was racially motivated.
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But that's not to say the major conflicts of our life are necessarily racially based.
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A major theme in this politically and racially charged section is Saar's collection of scales.
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Protesters have also been sucker punched, shoved, and verbally abused in various racially charged confrontations.
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Haslem said afterward the fan "disrespected" him but did not make a racially offensive comment.
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"Racially motivated enforcement of marijuana laws has disproportionately impacted communities of color," Nadler, D-N.
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They also alleged that they were punished for complaining about the racially hostile work environment.
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Last week, Facebook said it would block racially-targeted ads for housing, employment and credit.
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It's a sweet story, and Herbert says she designed the protagonist to be racially ambiguous.
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First, the Democratic primary, which could have been racially divisive, was in fact quite civil.
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At that time, though, cities started racially segregating pools in the north and, later, nationwide.
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McKenzie's aunt Eddwina Harris told the Tuscaloosa News the harassment seemed to be racially-motivated.
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The study also suggests that non-lethal use of force by police is racially biased.
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The cities that are the most racially segregated are not in the conservative Deep South.
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This process is happening just as suburbs see poorer and racially diverse residents moving in.
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The communities are geographically diverse, and five of the 11 are racially and ethnically diverse.
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Allegations of voter fraud (often racially tinged) will be constant for the next eight years.
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" Tim Scott, South Carolina, said the tweets were "unacceptable personal attacks and racially offensive language.
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America remains a racially divided country, and Chicago is one of its most segregated cities.
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The city of Cincinnati has long had a problem with racially motivated violence from police.
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Presenters were 33 percent women, 25 percent racially diverse and 25 percent African-American / Latino.
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A series of racially-charged tweets, allegedly from Garrett, have surfaced since the season's debut.
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Mr Trump looks set to prosper in New York's hinterland, which is less racially mixed.
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One moment of racially disparate policing becomes a moment that follows people throughout their life.
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One segment of that conversation -- focused on racially charged violence in Charlottesville -- aired this morning.
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They think of themselves as more enlightened on any number of fronts: sexually, racially, economically.
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But he believes Yale has yet to fully address the students that racially profile others.
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Cohen is not the first person to accuse the president of making racially charged statements.
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The customer had requested racially diverse piñatas that looked like members of their wedding party.
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The program has faced years of significant opposition for being racially discriminatory and constitutionally unsound.
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When another woman came to the victim's defense, Ruggiero launched into a racially charged tirade.
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He doesn't know if the attack was racially motivated; but all the men were white.
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This time Orange County voters revolted against the racially-tinged and misogynistic rhetoric of Trump.
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Uber reportedly fired a Florida driver this week after he racially harassed a black rider.
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The Iowa congressman has faced backlash for years over his controversial and racially charged comments.
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As the case gained national attention, suspicion swirled that it was a racially motivated attack.
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Hurd's departure leaves a largely monochromatic party even less racially diverse than it already was.
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After hearing his racially loaded testimony, Helen nods and nonchalantly leads him to the exit.
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Gillespie is calculating that his racially controversial ads will ultimately help him, not hurt him.
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The symbol is now "sometimes interpreted to convey racially-tinged messages in some contexts," said
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"[Trump] has presided over and engaged in a series of racially insensitive remarks," Jeffries said.
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The protests have come amid racially charged anger over police shootings across the United States.
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Her comments come amid a string of high-profile cases of fans racially abusing players.
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Today, I voted to condemn the racially offensive remarks the leader of our country made.
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Using racially offensive talk seemed like a vulgar relic of a shameful era, Levy says.
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But the senator ripped him for making "racially toxic" remarks about a Mexican-American judge.
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Other minority communities have also experienced a step up in racially and religiously motivated incidents.
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Its recent premiere shattered ratings records, although it has faced criticism for racially tinged humor.
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It's also essential to the continued stability of one of Asia's most racially diverse cities.
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"Whether it was racially motivated or just pure ignorance, it's still unacceptable," he told CNN.
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Section 2 of the act bans racially discriminatory voting practices once they go into effect.
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But the disparate failure rates also speak to decades of racially separate and unequal education.
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The incident is only one of a number of racially charged attacks caught on video.
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In a brief interview Thursday with CNN, Oates said he felt racially profiled as well.
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"He's clearly the most racially divisive president we've had since I've been alive," he added.
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Paul LePage, who apologized recently for racially charged remarks about drug dealers impregnating white women.
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We're racially mixed in Brazil, so people always wonder 'Can you be black and goth?
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Kids across the country have engaged in racially tinged, often Trump-influenced, acts of bullying.
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But one thing I did notice was that things were more racially charged in London.
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Still, Rogers claims the sign isn't racially charged and has nothing to do with politics.
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Shortly after the vote, the UK saw a staggering increase in racially-motivated hate crimes.
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This was pretty decent for the 90s given the racially charged decade that it was.
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A more immediate worry is that a rise in racially charged rhetoric will encourage radicals.
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Recent McKinsey & Company research finds that racially diverse companies outperform industry norms by 35 percent.
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"I could be wrong but I'm almost 1000% sure this was racially inspired," he said.
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The American electorate, across the country, is diversifying ethnically and racially at a rapid rate.
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Instead, he spent the season being racially abused at the hands of the club's fans.
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However, Bob Jones was engaging in conduct that the court found to be racially discriminatory.
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YouTube has the most racially diverse news audience, split almost equally between whites and nonwhites.
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But it fell apart after a brutal and racially charged primary fight in South Carolina.
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Looking back on it, I feel more racially aware than I was as a freshman.
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No doubt that swing was racially mediated in some of the ways that Serwer suggests.
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Like modern voting restrictions, the old laws didn't appear to racially discriminate at face value.
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It was also our first fight, and our first disagreement over a racially motivated situation.
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So to sum up: Trump avoided bringing up his most controversial, and racially charged, comments.
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And for Part 3, on the Supreme Court and racially discriminatory voting laws, go here.
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Its guests and hosts are not shy of trading in racially charged language and imagery.
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A 2013 ranking, for example, deemed it the most racially segregated metropolitan area in America.
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Obits/Gender ___ Megachurches around the country were trying to racially integrate and finding some success.
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Journalists and academics have shown that risk-scoring algorithms can be unfair or racially biased.
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Although most suburbs remain largely white, in general suburbia is becoming far more racially mixed.
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In the Trump era, the sports-champion White House visit has racially fractured some teams.
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But this 20183-part documentary, set at a racially integrated school in Oak Park, Ill.
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Trump persuaded many voters that he was their ally by running a racially focused campaign.
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In an increasingly polarized and racially segregated United States, white supremacy and patriarchy are thriving.
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Denial is how the person defends his superior sense of self, her racially unequal society.
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The most notable thing about the South's segregation academies isn't that they were racially segregated.
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He says many white parents are eager to raise racially inclusive kids who value diversity.
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In the context of this racially fraught moment in Brazil, she reads as political statement.
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And the crowd, notably, was more racially diverse than it had been in years past.
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The reason MSG is so controversial traces to its racially fraught history and Asian origins.
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Churches is subject to microaggressions targeting her gender, she says, but not racially based ones.
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There are few items of clothing as politically, socially and racially charged as the hoodie.
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He refused, however, to perform before a racially segregated audience in Alabama in the 1940s.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are two of the least racially diverse states in the country.
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Some of the uproar about Mr. Phansey's post was also "racially intolerant," Mr. Pyle said.
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A systematic review found that racially matched pairs of patients and doctors achieved better communication.
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Three-quarters of museum directors believe that diversifying their boards, racially and ethnically, is important.
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Some attempts were racially explicit, diagraming a hierarchy of races to ennoble slavery with signs.
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What actually happens in college to prepare people for citizenship in a racially diverse democracy?
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Visually, and in terms of their friendships, the world of "Broad City" is racially inclusive.
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The talks cooled after Schnatter's use of a racially charged slur led to his resignation.
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When it comes to voting, Democrats see free ID cards as oppressive and racially discriminatory.
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Investigators believe that a series of deadly package explosions in Austin could be racially motivated.
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These days the conversation around immigration is centered on conspiracy theories and racially charged statements.
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Witnesses had described the gunman as white, leading to fears of a racially motivated shooting.
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The reality is that the Democratic Party is a diverse entity, racially, ethnically and ideologically.
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At his birth, a vast majority of children in the nation attended racially segregated schools.
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Others have bemoaned social media's role in the viral propagation of racially charged fake news.
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A 2013 ranking, for example, deemed Milwaukee the most racially segregated metropolitan area in America.
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But racially tinged biases signal it won't come without scrutiny for the team's leading quarterback.
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This summer has seen a string of racially motivated acts of vandalism across the country.
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R. Chris Fraley, PhD, a psychologist who studies romantic attachment, told Slate that people who grow up in communities that aren't racially diverse are more likely to start relationships with people who have similar physical characteristics than people who grow up in racially diverse communities.
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"To win the primary election, Trump appealed in large part to the white economically depressed communities and used racially charged language against a federal judge," he said, pointing out that Hillary Clinton also used racially divisive tactics during her '08 primary campaign against Barack Obama.
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North Carolina, another racially diverse swing state, could replace New Hampshire as second-in-the-nation.
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Asbury Park's population of 17,000 is economically and racially mixed, and includes a growing gay population.
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The death penalty in the United States is racially biased against black people for killing whites.
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If the birth of a racially-mixed royal baby doesn't symbolize real change, then what does?
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USA Today found that a third of the characters currently on major networks are racially diverse.
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Well people of course read Roseanne&aposs tweet as racially biased and it&aposs totally understandable.
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" US Circuit Judge Diana Motz wrote in that the laws were "enacted with racially discriminatory intent.
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They also defended her from rude customers as if she was the one being racially profiled.
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The good news for equal representation is that the women's caucus will be more racially diverse.
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Initially, Police said that investigators were looking into whether the exploding packages could be racially motivated.
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Charleston: One city, two racially charged trials CNN's Keith O'Shea and Nick Valencia reported from Charleston.
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She responded with a racially charged rant, captured on cellphone video by someone in the store.
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A previous case from 2016 dealt with a case of racially motivated redistricting in North Carolina.
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The Kappa Alpha Psi alumni chapter in Tuscaloosa claims the Cypress Inn racially discriminated against them.
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While the style was popular in the Early Modern period, it is now considered racially insensitive.
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Prospective students last year posted "racially charged jokes" and other offensive messages in a GroupMe chat.
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Sunnyside appears to include Schurian elements that usually work: a racially diverse ensemble who grow together.
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My organization has been tracking the roles of DAs in racially unjust sentencing across the country.
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It skews female and racially diverse — roughly the opposite of a Trump rally, in other words.
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On average, they attend schools that are both racially isolated and have higher rates of poverty.
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Cal Poly has the least racially diverse student population of all the public universities in California.
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Investigators believe this is an isolated incident and "do not feel it's racially motivated," Tomasic said.
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By Monday, university officials responded in a statement, calling the video "racially charged," alarming, and painful.
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" Another email says that Americans who believe racially profiling Muslims is wrong are "insulated from reality.
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Administrators deemed the hanging doll "racially insensitive" but did not classify it as a hate crime.
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According to figures from the FBI, racially-motivated incidents against Muslims doubled from 2014 to 2016.
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The trial further split apart a city already buckling under the weight of racially charged policing.
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Deese, who is white, said people are jumping to conclusions that the shooting was racially motivated.
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The park housing it was donated to Charlottesville on the condition that it remain racially segregated.
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But the racially charged sentiment of the comment was not lost on viewers — or on Duckworth.
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In 2016, Trump barely won the district, which has been getting more racially and ethnically diverse.
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Towanda has said the pilot&aposs actions were racially motivated, but Delta has denied the claim.
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Priscilla Protasowicki, 32, manager of a New Hampshire inn, denies racially motivated assault charges, reports said.
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By flirting with reparations the Democrats have already provided Mr Trump with racially incendiary attack lines.
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Rather, we're talking about everyday white Americans who, perhaps for the first time, are racially conscious.
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Time and time and time again, fans have taken Hollywood to task for racially insensitive casting.
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SULLIVAN: The racially obsessed people on the right and the left can't quite get past this.
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Breitbart has faced intense criticism over the racially loaded language it has used during Bannon's tenure.
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Hammons said it is unknown if the vandalism was racially motivated or just a random crime.
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Reaction online to Rock's comments -- and the racially tinged tenor of the show -- was mostly positive.
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Trump has also been charged by some with using racially coded rhetoric to mobilize his supporters.
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The march and rally came one week after racially motivated protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned deadly.
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As Republicans nod solemnly in approval, progressives are decrying Mr Trump's thoroughly conservative, racially homogenous list.
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Hendricks said he did not consider the incident an act of terrorism, or being racially motivated.
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"[The GOP] have created a space for a small number of racially hateful people," @VanJones68 says.
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In 2018, 2023,155 people were victims of racially motivated crimes, up from 5,060 victims in 21625.
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King himself has a history of racially charged comments and controversial remarks on immigration and diversity.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, who previously represented Zervos in the case.
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In explaining his decision to skip Monday's event, Mr. Doolittle cited the president's racially inflammatory language.
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Tackman said the firefighter has since apologized to the village board for the racially offensive comment.
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Trump has faced criticism multiple times since he launched his campaign for using racially charged rhetoric.
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Many suggested the show's creators, who are white, cannot be trusted to handle racially-charged material.
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He's attracted attention and criticism for repeatedly making racially tinged remarks, saying in January that Rep.
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The gilets here were young, as racially diverse as metropolitan Paris, and mostly on the left.
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Trump previously sparked backlash by using the term, which Warren and others have called racially charged.
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His appointment has also raised attention to racially charged tweets posted by his wife, Darla Shine.
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I deserve to take account of an utterly racially biased criminal justice system, and be disgusted.
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The racially charged category "unincorporated territory" is at the heart of the disenfranchisement of Puerto Rico.
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The judges had pointed to evidence that it was being imposed in a racially discriminatory manner.
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Lawmakers asked about voter ID laws, criminal justice reform and handling of racially motivated extremist groups.
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There were 43,739 such reported incidents -- roughly half of the 3,489 racially motivated incidents in 2016.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, who is representing several of Cosby's accusers.
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That question is debatable because the standards for racially offensive language are shifting, some historians say.
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Virtually every week a tape of some person spewing racially offensive language in public goes viral.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) for his public support of white nationalist candidates and racially offensive comments.
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In this country, racially transcendent blacks are used as exemplars, direct foils to creeping black counterculture.
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Even young kids who have racially diverse friendship pools tend to self-segregate by middle school.
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There is a history of racially ambiguous people of color "passing" for white to avoid discrimination.
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Otis lived long enough to see another racially fluid pioneer get elected to the White House.
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Tani Brown is the chief of staff at Jopwell, which helps companies recruit racially diverse employees.
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But some critics had issues with the singer's political and racially charged performance after the fact.
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The president has repeatedly deployed the derisive and racially charged nickname "Pocahontas" to refer to her.
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You particularly hear it in focus groups, where voters can easily lapse into racially coded language.
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"SF has become one of the most racially segregated cities in the U.S.," wrote G. Harris.
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The task force members were racially diverse, with professional backgrounds in social work, law and government.
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The South, where Mr. Trump has performed well, has long been known for racially polarized politics.
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He was convicted last year of ignoring a federal court order to stop racially profiling suspects.
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American society was racially segregated in the 218s, so too was the Army—and the WAC.
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In this way, racially exclusive use of swimming pools actually expanded during the era of desegregation.
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Trump's campaign strategy mirrors a parody of conservatism: angry, afraid, racially motivated, terrified of inevitable change.
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Chris Smalling says football authorities are beginning to listen to players who have been racially abused.
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The characters, in particular the plain-spoken and politically incorrect Karen, occasionally crack racially tinged jokes.
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If the realities of expensive and racially disparate marijuana prosecution aren't "good cause," then what is?
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The neighborhood is becoming more racially and economically diverse, but that isn't visible at P.S. 161.
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But glossy brochures with photos of smiling, racially diverse people aren't going to heal our culture.
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If the legislation had passed as the Senate intended, its effects would have been racially lopsided.
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Do Democrats need to be careful not to be drawn by Trump down racially divisive byways?
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Kelly, joined by an all-white panel, discusses universities encouraging students to avoid racially offensive costumes.
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The investigation also found that he had repeatedly made sexual and racially offensive remarks to students.
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In recent months, there have been sporadic reports of racially tinged incidents throughout northern New England.
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He played cricket using piles of tin cans for wickets, and contended with racially segregated restrooms.
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Johnson served 10 months in federal prison for what many view as a racially motivated injustice.
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By some measures, New York City has one of the nation's most racially segregated school systems.
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"He would say racially insensitive things that made me uncomfortable," Jillette told Vulture in an interview.
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Some also complained that the first black president had bungled his response to racially charged killings.
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A Sessions nomination raises the possibility that a Trump administration will open with racially charged hearings.
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They are the most racially diverse generation and the most likely to live in metro areas.
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That anxiety has widened the audience for President Donald Trump's racially-infused message of economic nationalism.
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Arpaio had been accused of racially profiling Latinos in his hard-line immigration enforcement as sheriff.
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Sessions, who was accused in 1986 of making racially insensitive remarks, attacked those charges head on.
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We live in Atlanta, which is racially polarized and very difficult to navigate personally and professionally.
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The third and fourth states to vote, Nevada and South Carolina, are far more racially diverse.
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The unit, dubbed "Racially and Ethnically Motivated Extremism," will be overseen by the NYPD's intelligence bureau.
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Critics also believe sharing that kind of information is an invasion of privacy, and racially motivated.
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Almost all fraggings, at least when the perpetrator was caught, were found to be racially motivated.
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We are a land of immigrants, an ethnically and racially diverse country going back for generations.
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By 85033, when the Fair Housing Act was passed, racially segregated neighborhoods were already the norm.
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" In Chicago, federal investigators found "widespread constitutional violations, combined with unaddressed abusive and racially discriminatory conduct.
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Two years from now, by 2020, half of America's youth will be ethnically and racially diverse.
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Yang is the child of immigrants from Taiwan, and recalled being racially abused when growing up.
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"But it's remained progressive, racially diverse, with some vibrant artists and many independent businesses," she said.
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Board of Education in 1954, which led the court to declare racially segregated public schools unconstitutional.
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" He called Putnam Valley "fiscally conservative, but socially progressive, with thriving racially diverse and LGBT populations.
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The big picture: The youngest generations are more racially and ethnically diverse than their older counterparts.
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In 2010, Congress passed legislation to address these racially unjust sentences, but that change wasn't retroactive.
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The issue being a persistent topic at all could produce a more racially resentful white electorate.
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I mean, has anyone even done the analysis about who is participating racially, demographically, gender-wise?
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It's difficult to imagine that Ginger would have been unaware of its racially provocative connotations, though.
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He said Trump's racially charged rhetoric and divisive governing style have led him to support impeachment.
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That is something that is very important to me and to all racially conscious white people.
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Because they're dependent on family credit (which is dependent on intergenerational wealth), income (which is racially biased) and location (which is racially charged thanks to the continued segregation in the United States), credit ratings look very different for African-Americans, Native Americans, and other marginalised populations.
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"A living black body is the biggest act of resistance in this racially stratified society," she said.
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Imagine Trump making his racially incendiary remarks in the most populous state, California, where Latinos outnumber whites.
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And to give the show another notch on its diversity belt, Riverdale's Toni is also racially ambiguous.
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Some departments try to turn a profit by ticketing, which tends to exploit racially biased policing practices.
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Hood points out that Athens was as politically liberal as Portland is, and much more racially diverse.
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" The epic expectations for racially-mixed people remind me in some ways of the "Great White Hope.
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Prosecutors had previously said there were no grounds to charge Laszlo with a racially motivated hate crime.
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ABC censored out a number of racially charged words that had been used in the original episodes.
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" Smollett told police his assailants yelled racially charged and homophobic slurs and President Donald Trump's slogan, "MAGA.
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His acquittal sparked nationwide debate and protests in a case that was racially charged from the start.
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"We are actively investigating all aspects of this complaint including any racially biased motivation," Ithaca police said.
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This is not about anti-immigration, these are anti-immigrant, racially motivated, hate-filled actions against communities.
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LONDON - British singer Sam Smith has expressed his disbelief at seeing a friend racially abused in London.
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The government weighed in after two ethnic Indians made a racially provocative music video attacking the advert.
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A railroad track divides the city both geographically and racially, a common occurrence in many Delta towns.
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It found that Mr Livingston violated university policy on harassment and discrimination because of racially-charged comments.
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In the event of partition, he said President Donald Trump's racially-charged language would bear some responsibility.
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A man who racially abused a black woman on a Ryanair flight has been reported to police.
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BPME said that it had declined to work on the account linked to the racially charged campaign.
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It may also be that racially conservative, ancestrally Democratic rural whites were just allergic to Mrs Clinton.
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You may not use or promote language or content that would qualify as hateful or racially offensive.
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Reports of Trump casually using the racially loaded term surfaced earlier this week on The Daily Beast.
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The popular "FaceApp" has removed a series of racially-themed filters following a backlash against the app.
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And racially and ethnically motivated hate crimes reported to the FBI fell 48% between 1994 and 2015.
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"Here I was, racially profiled in my own neighborhood looking for my daughter's toy," Crews told HipHollywood.
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They're racially comfortable stories that suggest oppressing white people is wrong and unnatural, and doomed to failure.
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The highest court in Washington state struck down capital punishment, finding that itis "arbitrary and racially biased".
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Also prone to making racially insensitive and Islamophobic remarks, he makes the reactionary Mr Sessions seem moderate.
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It is also identifying and training young, racially diverse leaders—a marked contrast to the ageing ANC.
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Which also means that it's difficult to avoid reading Barrack's statement as a racially charged dog whistle.
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The crowd on Monday was not particularly diverse racially—or, I think it's safe to say, politically.
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The final scenario follows a similar outline, but the user instead receives racially charged messages and threats.
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He also notices people posting pictures of him that have been edited to include racially insensitive images.
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Abrams also will provide a contrast with Trump, who has a history of making racially inflammatory remarks.
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She made a racially charged comment about an upcoming show, and they got rid of her instantly.
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I want to uplift the unnamed individuals who perished at the hands of a racially unjust system.
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Many American cities that are more racially divided have higher levels of pollution than less segregated cities.
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Stewart's racially divisive strategy involved embracing Confederate symbols and opposing the removal of Confederate monuments and statues.
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If investigators suspect the killings were racially motivated, Bush could also be charged for a hate crime.
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It's a useful lesson in our own racially riven era, as progressives search for a new healer.
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To be sure, we have contemporary definitions of what it means to be racially liberal or conservative.
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Two men and one of the teenage boys are additionally charged with racially aggravated grievous bodily harm.
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"We're still learning," says Bimbi, another MC who was previously racially abused by a rival MC's bars.
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Arm-in-arm with my best friends, Drew and Juan, we were racially intersectional and socially liberated.
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Sessions's judgeship was withdrawn after he allegedly made racially insensitive comments, charges the lawmaker has fiercely denied.
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But even before Collins' death, the university has been grappling with a series of racially charged incidents.
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Mark Asay was executed without incident for the 1987 racially motivated murders of two men in Jacksonville.
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And often, they're lies told to cover up un-American behavior by police officers that's racially based.
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Will that mean a more racially diverse cast than a traditional reading of the book would imply?
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These issues have stemmed from reports of racially biased ad targeting for housing and jobs on Facebook.
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What drained the political power from Trump's racially divisive fire and brimstone attacks on the NFL protests?
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I thought, Why am I leaving this country that feels so progressive, so socially and racially mixed?
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His comments about Judge Gonzalo Curiel's Mexican heritage were racially insensitive at best and bordered on xenophobia.
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It was shocking, Democrats and Republicans alike condemned Trump's racially intemperate criticism of the Indiana-born judge.
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She blames Black Lives Matter, among others, and denies that the criminal-justice system is racially biased.
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The AP has run two stories set in North Carolina's most racially diverse rural county, Robeson County.
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Activists accuse the agency of racially profiling and violating constitutional rights as its enforcement efforts move inland.
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Later, he said, he was ordered to racially profile Somali-Americans visiting the T.S.A.'s local office.
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Racially, white non-Hispanics were the most likely to use all three methods in both age groups.
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Though Staten Island's population grows more racially diverse each year, it is still mostly white and conservative.
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This is the second recent high-profile case of racially charged social media posts from college campuses.
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Trump's campaign fired Nunberg last August for reportedly writing racially insensitive Facebook posts in 2007 and 2008.
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Britain's bigger cities are far more racially and ethnically diverse than its small towns and rural communities.
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ET. Reuters: Republican support for Trump following racially charged tweets rises slightly in new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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The violence has been condemned by a majority of lawmakers as racially motivated by white supremacist groups.
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Whether he is lobbing racially charged tweets at Baltimore, Maryland through his anger toward Democrats like Rep.
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Democrats are suggesting people flip the script in response to Trump's racially-charged tweets — unfollow and ignore
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I grew up in a racially mixed, middle-class neighborhood that borders on a poor Latino neighborhood.
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It also follows months of racially charged campaign speech from Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee.
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What the public should know is just how racially divisive Giuliani's own law and order policies were.
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Many inserted ownership requirements into building deeds, known as "racially restrictive covenants," to selectively filter potential buyers.
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For a time, efforts to tear down the racially discriminatory housing barriers went unheeded, if not ignored.
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The Naturalization Act of 1790, which barred nonwhite immigrants from becoming citizens, envisioned a racially exclusive Republic.
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The difficulty of executing this racially charged strategy has been debated among Republicans for some time now.
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Though fairly racially diverse, the risque ads have never been too impressive in terms of size representation.
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This wasn't the first time we've seen racially-driven bullying in schools related to the 2016 election.
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But for Carey, who is racially ambiguous, this meant she had greater cross-appeal than her contemporaries.
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This study found that 62 percent of blacks (men and women) in STEM reported racially-motivated discrimination.
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Instead, it ordered the district judge to reweigh evidence that lawmakers acted with intent to discriminate racially.
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In major cities like Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Baltimore, daily life is racially separate and decidedly unequal.
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California racially segregated prisoners up until 2005 because it argued that it would prevent racial gang violence.
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Or when his car was firebombed in Sweden in what he believes was a racially motivated attack.
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The biggest influence in children's lives is TV, and there is a lot of racially biased content.
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More populous states, whose power is diminished by the Senate's structure, tend to be more racially diverse.
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But it is an even more sensitive matter with a racially divisive president in the White House.
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With public housing racially isolated, other policies — some misguided but well intentioned, others indefensible — exacerbated the dysfunction.
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At Monday night's debate, he had the perfect opportunity to tee off on these racially charged themes.
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Second, in Nietzsche's time, "Aryan" was not a racially pure concept; it also included Indo-Iranian peoples.
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What my dad didn't understand is that I was different from him—not just generationally, but racially.
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They sang and chanted in unison against busing their children to schools outside their racially-segregated neighborhoods.
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They used cities with clearly racially segregated neighborhoods, like in Washington, DC, to show how this works.
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Early on, he abandoned the practice, common among Southern fundamentalists, of speaking only before racially segregated audiences.
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But she and her friends believed a better, less racially tense future was ahead, Ms. Sherrell said.
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Far greater differences in resentment toward blacks and other groups can be found among racially sympathetic liberals.
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The controversy started in January, when some readers argued that Zhao's depiction of slavery was racially insensitive.
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Hong Kongers, he says, are racially, culturally and linguistically distinct from the Han majority of northern China.
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Government policies forced people of color into poor, racially segregated neighborhoods, which were incredibly harmful to residents.
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Mr. Trump's history of racially inflammatory episodes traces back to his first days in the public eye.
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Perhaps, but not if there's a chance these algorithms will perpetuate the racially disparate impact of policing.
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Missouri City, near Houston, may be one of the most ethnically and racially diverse spot in America.
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There is longstanding debate over whether the algorithms that drive the credit scoring system are racially biased.
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For years, Republicans have used racially coded appeals to white voters as a means to win elections.
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This New America, Greenberg continues, is ever more racially blended and multinational, more secular and religiously pluralistic.
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Without looking at prosecutors' and the police's unconscious prejudices, Ms. Pearson said, racially biased outcomes are inevitable.
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Plaintiffs claimed that Mr. Arpaio regularly violated the rights of Latinos by racially profiling and detaining them.
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They are also more educated, ethnically and racially diverse compared to Gen X, Baby Boomers and others.
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America worries about racially segregated ghettos but has made only half-hearted attempts to break them up.
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America, though also worried about racially segregated ghettos, has made only half-hearted attempts to prevent them.
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Both shootings are believed to have been racially motivated attacks by black men aimed at white officers.
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The protagonists are car thieves turned action heroes, who are mostly black, Asian, Latina or racially ambiguous.
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Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt after he defied a judge's order to stop racially profiling Latinos.
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Is he referring to the HATEFEST on the Alabama border designed to bolster a racially insensitive homophobe?
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White, working-class Obama voters with racially conservative views were very likely to flip to the Republicans.
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He claimed the end of redlining, a racially discriminatory housing practice, had helped cause the financial crisis.
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He was previously criticized for his opposition to government-mandated busing in order to racially integrate schools.
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They were also friends outside the classroom and presented a united front during the racially charged riots.
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Married in August 2015 Myra: Howard Andrew Foster and I began dating during the racially turbulent '60s.
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Austin, Texas (CNN)It's unclear whether a series of deadly package explosions in Austin are racially motivated.
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In 2014, Devonte garnered national attention when he embraced a white police officer during racially charged protests.
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Instead of acknowledging facts, Republicans continue to perpetuate the racially-tinged myths that have gridlocked our government.
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We all grew up in one of the most culturally and racially diverse cities in the world.
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The chief called the posts racially insensitive and expressed concern for the woman walking in the snow.
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Elizabeth grew up in a racially segregated town of 21986 and in a home filled with books.
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After a racially charged summer, a lot of people saw something they hungered for in our exchange.
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"I am saddened and angered that a racially-charged symbol was discovered on site," Zaback's statement read.
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The sensational case turned a spotlight on issues of justice in the racially and economically segregated city.
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They also say it has become more common for people to express racist or racially insensitive beliefs.
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" Schiff tweeted the attack looping MacArthur in with other racially charged remarks from other Republican congressman. "Rep.
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The uproar was politically and racially charged, particularly directed at the boy's mother, and lasted for months.
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In the same video, Bloomberg laid out a defense of the policy, denying it was racially biased.
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Sanders, Warren and a slew of fair housing advocates condemned Bloomberg's support for a racially discriminatory practice.
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It appears to have been a racially motivated massacre plotted by a 21-year-old white man.
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In contrast, the study found, films with the most racially homogenous casts were the poorest financial performers.
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Ryan O'Neill, has previously been accused of using racially charged language and excessive force against black suspects.
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Plaintiffs claimed Mr. Arpaio had regularly violated the rights of Latinos by racially profiling and detaining them.
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Players should self-monitor and realize that the racially-charged insults they hurl have real-world consequences.
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Suda asked if she and her friend were being racially profiled, to which the agent responded no.
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Witnesses at the Austins Bar and Grill told local media they thought the attack was racially motivated.
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Late last month, there were reports that DeSantis made a racially-tinged remark in referring to Gillum.
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"These are the generations that are the most racially and ethnically diverse," Cohen says of younger voters.
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As America becomes more and more racially diverse, this discussion will likely become an even bigger issue.
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It's illegal to racially gerrymander, or draw congressional districts based solely on the basis of voters' race.
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Beasley's city of Charlotte is the most populous in the state and one that is racially diverse.
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Dougherty called the chant "racially-charged" and "xenophobic," but appeared to defend the teens at the same time.
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He's accused of killing nine people in a racially-motivated attack at a black church in South Carolina.
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"Racially-biased job evaluators consistently overestimated the number of offers and counteroffers black job seekers made," says Hernandez.
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The panel found that Republicans racially gerrymandered some congressional districts to weaken the growing electoral power of minorities.
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" The DOJ investigation also "identified serious concerns about the prevalence of racially discriminatory conduct by some CPD officers.
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As my colleague Jenée Desmond-Harris has explained, Trump has a big problem with racially stereotyping black people.
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This week: Donald Trump's re-election campaign is likely to be even more racially divisive than his first.
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Last July, The New York Times reported that several employees raised concerns about Harford's alleged racially insensitive comments.
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It becomes white noise at some point and I don&apost mean that racially, talking about white noise.
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One of the starkest examples of police using technology to compound racially biased policing comes out of Baltimore.
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It is also for others, the victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice.
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That racially tense relationship between citizens and police in Baltimore may push police toward depersonalized, large-scale surveillance.
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Charleston: One city, two racially charged trials A highly unusual case Roof's trial has been full of surprises.
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With 13 Reasons Why, Netflix showed the wide appeal and bankability of immensely talented and racially diverse cast.
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The man who will replace Obama in January was a leading peddler of the racially-tinged "birther" myth.
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Erickson Hatalsky points out that racially diverse counties tend to be concentrated near cities and on the coasts.
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In 2018, stories of black people being racially profiled and subjected to unnecessary 911 calls dominated news headlines.
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We pastor "purple churches" -- congregations that are economically, racially and politically diverse, strong in faith, active in community.
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A dad of two girls, Grant-Thomas believes parents can create a racially inclusive environment for their children.
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It's hard to look at those images when you remember that beaches were, like everywhere else, racially segregated.
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Notably, the act overturned a local ordinance passed by racially diverse, fast-growing Charlotte, the state's largest city.
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"All my life people have been trying to make me define myself racially, politically, and artistically," she said.
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T-Pain is speaking out about a racially charged incident he experienced while out to dinner with friends.
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Model and 2016 Victoria's Secret Angel, Gigi Hadid, recently faced serious backlash for a racially insensitive Snapchat post.
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She was convicted last November of four counts of "crimen injuria," or the use of racially offensive language.
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While both Trump and Obama's early US attorney nominees were predominantly white, Obama's nominees were more racially diverse.
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Florida executed an alleged white supremacist on Thursday for two 1987 murders that prosecutors said were racially motivated.
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The tweets using the #HarveyLootcrew hashtag seem to have originated on website 4chan and are consistently racially motivated.
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Barr had a history of racially charged remarks, and has been known to tweet out alt-right ideology.
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Ehrlichman never said Nixon approved a racially-motivated drug strategy, but his use of "we" implies he did.
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Today's young people in the United States form the most racially diverse generation the country has ever seen.
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Two caveats limit its scope: the violence in question must be both racially motivated and plotted in advance.
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The new freshman class of Congress became the most racially and gender diverse group ever to be elected.
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In fact, one can find precedent for Trump's birtherism in his previous provocative statements about racially sensitive subjects.
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In the past, Republican candidates have been justly criticized for deploying racially coded messages around crime and welfare.
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The idea of a Trump presidency spurred McLaurin to vote, particularly after such a racially charged election cycle.
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They are racially diverse, young, old, gay, straight, trans, skeptics and seminary students, all coming together to worship.
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But Sommers also found that jurors don't seem to possess racial bias in cases that are racially charged.
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"I think they were racially toxic," Scott, the only African American in the body, said of Trump's latest.
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But late last summer, racially charged posts that Nunberg posted on Facebook surfaced and the campaign fired him.
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Berry reshaped the 1950s with a unique sound that appealed to both sides of a racially divided country.
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"I honestly feel like I was discriminated against and racially profiled," Vaqua told the outlet of the encounter.
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The incident mirrors a 2011 Nivea ad (and a near-identical apology) that was also deemed racially insensitive.
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Our country faces what some would argue are historic divides -- racially, culturally, geographically, and in our gender experiences.
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So it really was the policies themselves that were racially motivated, not the individual people or their psychologies.
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Dr. Phil gave us his take on the rapper's behavior and racially-charged comments on "TMZ Live" Tuesday.
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Policy is an extremely important tool to address racial discrimination, both through racially targeted and race neutral efforts.
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CNN reported that the younger Flynn often makes racially-charged statements and shares conspiracy theories on social media.
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Comparing our organization to one as racially divisive as Breitbart is the biggest whopper in Ian Smith's piece.
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European and American cities are becoming less racially segregated due to suburban sprawl, extortionate house prices and immigrants.
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She admits it is the Hispanic families who are feeling the brunt of the racially charged political rhetoric.
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Garner's death came weeks before the racially charged police shooting of unarmed teen Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Lenz also talked about the surge in reports of hate crimes and racially charged incidents after Trump's win.
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Dylann Roof was convicted for the racially motivated mass murder of 9 worshippers in a South Carolina church.
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Slim suggests the attendant's attitude was racially motivated because he's positive YG wasn't drunk and shows us why.
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Last week the Queensland Government announced it will change the names of 10 locations with racially insensitive names.
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Asay was convicted in 1988 of the racially motivated murders of two men in Jacksonville the previous year.
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As for Dix's claim that her uncle's "torturous" killing was racially motivated, she also declined to share details.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith, who is facing a runoff amid controversy over her past racially-tinged comments and actions.
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The incident follows several other racially charged confrontations, many of which were filmed, that have gone viral recently.
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For many leading politicians of right and left reacted with commendable calm to these latest, racially charged shootings.
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The last of the four seats to fall was California's racially-diverse 20203th District in northern Orange County.
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" "So you say I'm racially ambiguous -- you look at me and can't tell if I'm white or black.
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Roseanne Barr is apologizing for tweeting a racially charged "bad joke" about Valerie Jarrett, saying she's leaving Twitter.
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A decade ago, Georgia State University — racially segregated until the 1960s and a stone's throw from the Rev.
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Kang's description of baseball's having "a racially coded obsession with tradition" is as shameful as it is sophomoric.
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Racially transforming South African sport was "morally" and "strategically" right, Mbalula said, given the demographics of the country.
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He added that white supremacist and other racially motivated terror organizations were copying strategies from armed Islamist groups.
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It was an assault -- tied to Obama's father's Kenyan heritage -- that the President's allies saw as racially motivated.
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But while racially motivated voters are a bigger minority than we'd like to think, they are a minority.
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I did not take into consideration that nooses are a racially charged symbol, for that I am sorry.
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In a prison sociology class, inmates in a racially mixed group were reading Adam Smith and Karl Marx.
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He described undocumented Mexican immigrants, but not in the ugly, racially charged ways he has in the past.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) won the runoff election in Mississippi this week despite several bad, racially-charged stumbles.
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The subjects viewed racially charged images, such as swastikas, Confederate flags, or images of people in interracial relationships.
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My experiences with the racially, politically and culturally diverse students at U.T. changed my life for the better.
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The students, who remain unidentified, also told a local CBS affiliate that they felt they'd been racially profiled.
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" McConnell fired back at the racially tinged remarks, saying he doesn't have a comment "about a ridiculous observation.
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Blankenship has repeatedly gone after McConnell, calling him "Cocaine Mitch" and making racially tinged comments about his family.
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The affidavit says Nucera talked of using police dogs in a "racially discriminatory" way to intimidate African-Americans.
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Public schools in Mississippi had been racially segregated by law since 1890, and her school educated only whites.
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Reports of racially charged assaults, graffiti messages and other episodes have surged in the U.S. since Election Day.
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It was merely jettisoning a formula that unfairly targeted states with a history of racially discriminatory voting practices.
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He added that white supremacist and other racially motivated terror organizations were copying strategies from armed Islamist groups.
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Moore's win Tuesday night will thrust his long history of homophobic and racially tinged remarks into the spotlight.
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That's the warning being issued by many who study racial fluidity -- including some who are racially fluid themselves.
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And while GOP voters have stayed overwhelmingly white, the Democratic Party has significantly racially diversified over the years.
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In the 28503s and 22019s, the decision worked to integrate schools, especially as neighborhoods became more racially integrated.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, said during a Monday news conference in New York.
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This racially driven, disgusting birther nonsense debated ad nauseam will always be a low point in American politics.
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The decision follows years of racially inflamed controversies sparked by King, who is now in his ninth term.
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Several police altercations with students have gone viral, and advocacy groups have implicated SROs in racially motivated policing.
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Both Abrams and Gillum are black, and Trump's comments provoked allegations that he was making racially coded attacks.
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In this election, unnecessary barriers to the ballot and calls to racially profile voters are the real threats.
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Trust must be built between the African American community and the police to avoid further racially charged violence.
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Jill grew up in Chicago, in a racially integrated neighborhood and '60s era social experiment called South Commons.
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Some judicial nominees have been rejected over their lack of qualifications or racially charged statements in the past.
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Although racially motivated lynchings also took place in other states, they were far more common in the South.
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Particularly telling is the fact that racially integrated communities were razed to make way for Jim Crow housing.
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People who were racially resentful were more likely to support Trump regardless of their views of the economy.
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Economically and racially, the district is about as diverse a mix as exists among modern American legislative maps.
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In the days after those first three bombings, residents voiced their fears that the bombings were racially motivated.
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And Austin maintained its reputation as a city that was, compared to others in the south, racially tolerant.
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The rising political tendencies combine lavish spending from the left with racially charged immigrant restrictions from the right.
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A lonely weatherman hires a day laborer to be his pal in John Butler's racially naïve buddy comedy.
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"Individuals affiliated with racially motivated violent extremism are responsible for the most lethal and violent activity," he said.
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Likewise, racially and ethnically integrated schools can help make it more difficult for ambitious politicians to vilify minorities.
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The current Congress is the most racially diverse in history — and about 8 of 10 members is white.
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Indeed, new data collected by Tesler shows that the most racially resentful are now the most economically optimistic.
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Damnation Island is now, of course, Roosevelt Island, home to a community of racially diverse, mixed-income residents.
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At rallies, the president's most fervent supporters look past his falsehoods, racially charged statements and attacks on critics.
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People from the northeast of India are being threatened and abused for being racially similar to the Chinese.
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Racially evocative language in a state with Mississippi's history was bound to draw national attention, and it has.
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Christine Todd Whitman was forced to admit that state troopers had been racially profiling black and Latino drivers.
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Judge Furman added that those suspicions were bolstered by President Trump's "racially charged" statements singling out immigrant minorities.
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They have accused Mr. Bounds of withholding racially insensitive articles he wrote as an undergraduate at Stanford University.
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" The lawsuit says that "the racially inflammatory nature of the speech does not negate the First Amendment protection.
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The article also misidentified which Fowler family member wrote a passage suggesting that African-Americans were racially inferior.
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And Tesler has shown that now the most racially resentful whites are the most optimistic about the economy.
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Why it matters: Gucci has repeatedly released racially insensitive items, but still maintains a strong bond with consumers.
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While the district is racially and economically diverse as a whole, many of its elementary schools are not.
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Trump has repeatedly used the racially charged nickname "Pocahontas" to refer to Warren, who claims Native American heritage.
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" On Tuesday, the White House issued a statement condemning the shooting as "an act of racially motivated hatred.
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In late August, the company fired a driver in Florida after he allegedly racially harassed a black rider.
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Another juror, a black woman, said race did not factor in their deliberations in the racially charged case.
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Trump said there is "blame on both sides" for the violent, racially charged protests in the college town.
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There's another flaw in the bill, however, one that exposes it to serious legal challenge: It's racially discriminatory.
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On March 22, 2017, James Harris Jackson was arrested for the racially motivated sword killing of Timothy Caughman.
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The elder Mr. Bush's election was remembered for the racially charged debate over the furloughed murderer Willie Horton.
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Jacqueline Goetter, who was the school board's president at the time, said the punishment was not racially motivated.
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"Chinese people do not welcome media that publish racially discriminatory and malicious slander on China," the spokesman said.
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If he weren't running for Pres, no apology A court found the policy was racially discriminatory in 2013.
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And they involve people who are on death row despite evidence that prosecutors racially discriminated during their trials.
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Elite universities have made a public show of trying to admit more low-income and racially diverse students.
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Schnatter's resignation had followed his use of a racially charged word on a conference call in May 2018.
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In 2016 two districts in North Carolina were struck down because judges said the map was racially discriminatory.
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Its ad-targeting capabilities were also allowing companies to find potential customers using racially discriminatory and derogatory terms.
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Perez, the five conservative justices reversed a lower court's decision to invalidate a racially gerrymandered Texas redistricting map.
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Mr. Buttigieg responded by talking about his history leading a "racially diverse city" and as a gay man.
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Too often decisionmakers overlook the needs of targeted and racially diverse communities, like we saw in Flint, Mich.
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The group also calls for solutions to racially charged issues in society, such as gentrification and police brutality.
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Google also quickly took down content that exploited children made changes to prevent advertisers from racially targeting ads.
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He pursued charges that Ms. Kane had dropped against Democratic lawmakers because, she said, they were racially motivated.
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"I believe they were religiously and racially profiling me," Mr. Ali said of the officials, according to reports.
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Harris This is one of two racially charged redistricting cases the court has agreed to hear this term.
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And they involve people who are on death row despite evidence that prosecutors racially discriminated during their trials.
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Yes, I will acknowledge, many of the exchanges, particularly in the last six months, have been racially charged.
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What followed was a period of racially charged political fighting that came to be known as Council Wars.
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The two main middle schools, DM Smith Middle School and Margaret Green Junior High, are also divided racially.
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The scenario that kept coming up in my interviews is a resurgence of anti-government, racially motivated terrorism.
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He is much more interested in saying racially inflammatory things and getting people to pay attention to him.
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This video, with its racially diverse cast of characters, seems to reflect an ongoing commitment to that effort.
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" Johnson also took issue with Isaac Newton Farris Jr., Martin Luther King Jr.'s nephew, who told CNN after participating in a White House event honoring his uncle that he believes Trump is "racially ignorant and racially uninformed," but does not believe Trump is a "racist in the traditional sense.
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Local media reported that police have said the killings may be racially motivated, but officials would not confirm that.
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Yes, there was talk of "girlie men" and racially-charged remarks, and he delighted in striking action-hero poses.
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And the earliest dress codes served little purpose other than forcing black and Native American students to racially assimilate.
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The party "had a significant number of very conservative, racially conservative, probably racist, Democrats in their coalition," said Greenberg.
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Not only did he get Robin Thicke's name wrong, but he made a racially insensitive comment about Ken Jeong.
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Gone will be the Trojans of predominantly black East Side High and the Wildcats of racially mixed Cleveland High.
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The younger Flynn, whose Twitter and Facebook are largely dedicated to supporting Trump, has occasionally shared racially insensitive sentiments.
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Following SZA's tweet, comedian Leslie Jones also tweeted about her makeup artist's experience of racially motivated mistreatment at Sephora.
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People between 81 and 20 account for 26 percent of Americans and is the most racially diverse age group.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Rodgers also suggested the incident may have been racially motivated.
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And black Americans continue to be more likely than other groups to live in areas that are racially isolated.
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The 115th Congress, which was officially sworn in on Tuesday, will be the most racially diverse Congress in history.
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Dr. Hans Holfelder, for example, used tuberculosis screening to racially profile and target people to be killed, she said.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith, who has come under fire — including from former corporate donors — for remarks viewed as racially insensitive.
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