Sentences with phrase «racial implications»

Listen for the highlight of this episode: Shailja's reading of Unpour, her exquisite writing about the ethical and racial implications of refining sugar.

After all, the film's executive producer said Man - Ape is no more, and the character has evolved into something more concrete, leaving racial implications at the door.

But these are very important data showing the extent to which the US fails to invest in early childhood, a choice with serious long - term costs and obvious negative racial implications.

FBI spying on BLM Activist, racial implications in Texas bombings, Facebook data breech, and the Anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq

Please do discuss the racial implications on your blog.

Beyond the racial implications and neighborhood rivalries, another battle for power underlies the contest between the two.

When ever, for what ever reason, a African - American is challenged politically or other wise by an Caucasian person, people can not wait to state,» there has to be racial implications».

Hornberger interviewed teachers and education policy experts, mothers and administrators to uncover the systemic culture pervading education policy, including the racial implications accompanying what many see as the eventuality of this reform: the closing of public schools.

Leaving aside the racial implications of using language like «dark money» — let's dig into some of the problems with issue and messaging in the education reform context.

For Ligon, as for Cy Gavin, «I am a man» has its own sexual and racial implications.

Along with the racial implications of the title Mastry, Marshall's mastery of his craft is not just remarkable, but awe - inspiring.

In a special second segment «By Any Means Necessary» is joined by Ashton P. Woods, Community Activist with Black Lives Matter Houston, and Chas Moore, Co-founder, and Executive Director of the Austin Justice Coalition to talk about the ongoing series of bombings in Austin, Texas, the racial implications to the bombings and the media coverage of them, and the long history of violent efforts to stop black activists and movements.