racial
Origin of racial
Examples from the Web for racially
Contemporary Examples of racially
The 1988 presidential race is rightly remembered for its focus on demagogic and racially coded appeals.
Why Isn’t Prison Justice on the Ballot This Tuesday?Inimai Chettiar, Abigail Finkelman
November 1, 2014
But will his racially charged rhetoric make him a liability instead?
“It really is a struggle [to cast ethnically and racially accurate roles],” says the casting director.
In 1950, Peter Pan Records released an audio version of the story with the racially neutral title Little Brave Sambo.
Pancakes and Pickaninnies: The Saga of ‘Sambo’s,’ The ‘Racist’ Restaurant Chain America Once LovedAndrew Romano
June 30, 2014
Delegates voted down a resolution to condemn the Washington Redskins team name as racially offensive.
Historical Examples of racially
Neither was their personality stamped in any way, professionally, socially or racially.
The Secret AgentJoseph Conrad
We are what we are by reason of what we have already been, as well individually as racially.
Second SightSepharial
Racially of course they are different from us as they are different from each other.
Paris VistasHelen Davenport Gibbons
The Bulgar wanted the Macedonian to be one with him nationally, as he is racially.
The Iron RationGeorge Abel Schreiner
It will also be brought into essential harmony politically and racially.
The United SeasRobert W. Rogers
racial
- denoting or relating to the division of the human species into races on grounds of physical characteristics
- characteristic of any such group
- relating to or arising from differences between the racesracial harmony
- of or relating to a subspecies
Word Origin and History for racially
racial
racial
(rā′shəl)- Of, relating to, or characteristic of race or races.
- Arising from or based on differences among human racial groups.