Sentences with phrase «like race or ethnicity»

Not exact matches

It's not about the specific race, ethnicity, culture, or religion involved — I don't like bigotry.

There is no avoiding the subjects of religion, ethnicity, or race, especially in a robust multicultural community like that of New York City.

While it may seem like matching a candidate to the demographics of the district is the right thing to do, this race proves that ethnicity has no bearing on electability — or maybe Jung's communication staff wasn't doing their job, either way, he lost.

We bring like - minded mixed race singles together who are open to new experiences with different cultures and ethnicities, either within your community, or abroad.

Sometimes, interracial couples may not even «look» like interracial couples — some multiracial people can read as «racially ambiguous,» or be mistaken for a certain race or ethnicity that they don't identify with.

Interracial Cupid is one of the best interracial dating sites created and dedicated to singles of various race and ethnicity who wants to meet like - minded interracial singles online for friendship purposes or for a date.

Black dating sites also provide a column named «race or ethnicity», where black singles can look for their partners of similar race or origin (but one should note that this column is not racially motivated as there are black personals who like to find their partners interracially) and also columns of various options.

When racial minorities do feature in such films, it's either as token characters whose ethnicity is never meaningfully commented upon (Lando Calrissian being the classic example) or in the form of analogies that themselves reek of racism (like the insect - like, ghettoized aliens in District 9, or the orcs in Netflix's Bright that inexplicably invoke Latinx and black stereotypes, even though those races also exist within the world of the film).

New York City's progress in narrowing the achievement gap confirms that policymakers and advocates can no longer use demographic factors like race, ethnicity, income, or zip code to excuse differences in educational achievement between high - and low - needs students.

Private schools might also object to regulations like the one governing the Cleveland voucher program, which prohibits voucher schools from teaching «hatred of any person or group on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, or religion.»

It's also classifying hateful imagery like logos, symbols, or images that are used to promote hostility against others based on race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or ethnicity as «sensitive media.»

Employment law, like fair housing law, prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, religion, national origin, ethnicity, age, or sex.