racial equality

He started by making known his personal support for racial equality.

Issues of racial equality, the poor, justice are just not up front.

More recently, the tradition was put to the service of racial equality.

He was a strong advocate of individual rights and racial equality.

The approach to racial equality, he said, must be much more aggressive.

Racial equality has not yet been achieved in my country.

We have come a long way as a nation towards racial equality, even though there is still much work left to be done.

It would be another 50 years before the nation seriously took up the cause of racial equality again.

And he said that more needed to be done to achieve their goal of racial equality.

Throughout most of the last 40 years, the Court has promoted racial equality.

It was at the time unique for its focus on social, sexual and racial equality.

He was among the original proponents of legal racial equality.

I believe young people still need to make that kind of commitment because racial equality in this country is far from a reality.

Her parents had fought for racial equality, but they would not let their daughter date a black boy.

Once, he was capable of fire, an early fighter for racial equality.

Besides, I think it's about time this town grew up a little in the area of racial equality.

Throughout her life, she was involved in various social movements including women's rights, racial equality, and international peace.

She was also involved in local racial equality conventions including dances.

Edwards is also an activist for peace and racial equality.

Many northern white women were inspired by the ideology of racial equality.

He also worked tirelessly to promote racial equality in the South.

Many advocates of racial equality say the Government has never had the political will to fight discrimination.

Harlan did not embrace the idea of full social racial equality.

Racial equality was an ongoing problem at the shipyard following the war.

In America there was greater racial equality than in my own day!