Sentences with phrase «down racial lines»
This gap down racial lines may sound out of sync with Seattle's popular reputation as a liberal bastion of progress.
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There was nothing about marriage in the Constitution in 1967, but the Court struck down the laws barring marriage across racial lines, and no conservative judge now is prepared to say that the Court did the wrong thing.
In Chicago, it broke down, as it does so much in America, along racial lines, with most blacks backing JRW and wondering aloud if race played a factor.
Blow discusses the various reasons for the uptick, but also notes how the numbers break down on racial and political lines:
Senate Democrats have broken down along racial lines in many instances and personal lines and whatever lines you can imagine.
The UK is becoming a racial melting pot with a surge in the number of relationships and marriages across ethnic dividing lines in the last decade, according to official figures.But while the number of people from black, Asian and mixed - race backgrounds settling down with someone from another group have all risen, white people remain by far the most segregated on the domestic front.
And does the Candyman urban legend make sense as anything other than a snarling manifestation of repressed racial genocide and those it affects generations down the line?
In the St. Louis area, school districts tend to be divided along racial lines, and a New York Times reporter covering the story of the transfers heard from white parents in receiving districts who expressed concern that troublemakers will be among the transfers, and that teachers may have to slow down to allow the students from struggling districts, which are predominantly black, to catch up.
NCLB has been widely praised for its requirement that states and schools break down their test results by subgroups — across racial, socioeconomic and other lines — to highlight achievement gaps.
MinnPost takes a look at an initiative driven by E4E - MN to reduce discipline disparities — primarily those that break down along racial lines — in Minnesota...
Information such as the total amount borrowed, future income, and default rates can't be broken down along racial lines.