racial division

I told the sports guys, you're always writing about racial division.

Both are a reminder of racial division in this country.

"This board has had serious racial divisions for years," he added.

"The racial divisions about Giuliani have been there since the election," he said.

The Democratic nominee usually has enough to do without also having to bridge the party's racial divisions.

But those disputes were generally political, compounded by racial division.

So even in an age of racial division, we may be coming closer to a consensus where sexual behavior is concerned.

It is finally possible for Americans to transcend racial division and look instead to mutual interest.

Racial division, though of another kind, was important in some mayoral races.

What concerns us is a hiring system based deliberately on specific racial division.

They want to prolong and exploit the nation's racial divisions.

And he was distressed over the racial divisions his death had spawned.

But the metaphor for racial division during the campaign seemed strikingly familiar.

Racial divisions have made head lines in recent politics.

But in this district, political disputes are almost always tinged by racial division.

"He had no positive vision and constantly stirred up racial divisions over this question."

And I've done everything I could in my public life to overcome racial divisions.

In a city of diversity, racial divisions are pronounced.

Civil rights leaders say that dichotomy is not surprising, given the state's racial divisions.

The truth is that while racial divisions have eased dramatically, the lines of class are still there.

"The Labour Party should never get involved in the politics of racial division."

The district has a history of racial division.

The entrenched racial divisions in our subdivisions are not an accident or act of God.

But each follows a formula that assumes sharp racial divisions.

After he died suddenly last November, racial divisions intensified.