Sentences with phrase «believe race relations»

At the same time, two - thirds of white residents believe race relations are good.

Brown, who is also the chairman of the New York State Democratic Party, said despite the violence, he does not believe race relations are worse in the United States than they have been in the past.

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Ronald Edwards, a black civil rights activist in Minneapolis who contacted Reuters at the request of the police department, said he believed the city's police chief was doing her best to improve race relations.

As in race relations, though, apartheid systems usually involve systemic inequities and loss of opportunities for many people, In short, the complementarians believe that God is defined by and constrained by what was written in the bible.

Among white evangelical voters, 39 percent believe Trump's leadership will improve race relations, while 21 percent believe it will worsen them.

The former Deputy Minister for Employment and Labour Relations said the demonstration would happen because he believes that former President John Mahama is the obvious choice for the opposition NDC in the 2020 Presidential race.

Ryan believes Obama had to be «strategic» in office to secure a second term in 2012 by not antagonising the US public with forthright views on race relations.

De Blasio is also entering office as New Yorkers see improving race relations: 63 percent believe attitudes on race are good, while 30 percent do not.

Race relations improved in the second half of the 1980s and 1990s (when, un-coincidentally, a Conservative immigration existed), but, perversely, the 1980s Labour left saw «diversity», «equality», and other such Guardian buzzwords, as a fundamental part of what Labour should believe in, which led to the expansion of the equalities sector when Labour entered office in 1997.

Jordan Peele's Get Out points a finger at America, questioning if we've truly come as far with race relations as we believe we have.

By embracing a new, if not uncomfortable understanding of race and race relations, Dr. Leonardo believes that a more genuine sense of multiculturalism can be fostered.