racial

1 عمومی:: نژادی‌

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2 علوم اجتماعی و جامعه شناسی:: نژادی

For example, a biographer of Theodore Roosevelt said, "During his years as a rancher, Roosevelt had acquired plenty of anti-Indian prejudice, strangely at odds with his enlightened attitude to blacks."14 Here was a writer, nearly a hundred years removed from the particular Indians that Theodore Roosevelt dealt with personally in the west, declaring a priori that Roosevelt's conclusions were mistaken and based on prejudice, even while conceding that racial prejudice was not a general feature of TR's outlook. Complete racial or ethnic turnovers in neighborhoods- Harlem having once been a middle-class Jewish community33- are just one sign of such economic mobility. But the fundamental principle is still alive and well today, when charges of racial discrimination are made against banks that turn down a higher proportion of black applicants for mortgage loans than of white applicants. Even when the actual decision-maker who approves or denies loan applications does so on the basis of paperwork provided by others who interview loan applicants face-to-face, and the actual decision-maker has no idea what race any of the applicants are, the decisions made may nevertheless convey differences among racial groups in financial qualifications without being the cause of those differences in qualifications, credit history or the outcomes that result from those differences. The racial or ethnic minorities who have owned or directed more than half of whole industries in particular nations have included the Chinese in Malaysia,13 the Lebanese in West Africa,14 Greeks in the Ottoman Empire,15 Britons in Argentina,16 Belgians in Russia,17 Jews in Poland,18 and Spaniards in Chile19- among many others.

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1 general:: racial nouns racial discrimination (= when particular races of people are treated unfairly ) • We found no evidence of racial discrimination. racial equality (= when people of all races have the same rights and advantages ) • We are firmly committed to achieving racial equality. racial prejudice (= unreasonable bad opinions of someone based on their race ) • He claimed that his opponents were motivated by racial prejudice. racial hatred (= hatred of people based on their race ) • He was prosecuted for inciting racial hatred. racial harassment (= threatening behaviour towards someone of another race ) • The court case increased public awareness of sexual and racial harassment in the workplace. racial tension (= bad feelings between people of different races, which could develop into violence ) • His arrest is likely to heighten racial tensions. racial violence • We can't rest until there is no more racial violence. racial harmony (= when people of different races live or work together and trust each other ) • Dr King's dream of racial harmony has never been fully realized. racial segregation (= when people of different races are kept apart and forced to live, work etc separately ) • The 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibited racial segregation in public buildings. racial abuse (= insulting remarks based on someone's race ) • Their children had begun to face racial abuse on the streets and in school. a racial attack • He was the victim of a racial attack.

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2 general:: adj. nationality: He was a racial minority.

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