racially

racial | American Dictionary

racial
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈreɪ·ʃəl/
of or involving a particular race or different races:
racial discrimination/equality

racially

adverb[ not gradable ]us/ˈreɪ·ʃə·li/
They lived in a racially mixed neighborhood.

Examples of racial

racial
These public opinion experiments offer a possible way to disentangle the effect of prejudice from the effect of group competition and conflict on racial-political attitudes.
An additional paper describes racial differences in the treatment received for psychosis.
Despite reported racial differences in preferences for end-of-life care, patients have individualized needs for information, discussion of emotions, and decision-making collaboration.
Physical evidence of racial differentiation had to wait until the boom of the 1890s provided sufficient taxation to implement segregated public services.
Specifically, he writes about the ' creation of racial identity in parish registers ' (p. 51).
The analysis provides little support for social (racial/ethnic) context, but rather strong evidence that institutional context effects political efficacy.
The interaction terms were used to test whether ballot initiatives have a stigmatizing effect on racial and ethnic minorities, leading to lower political efficacy.
Language ideology both reflects and enacts racial inequalities.
The officers of the state, however, were not the only ones to offer a conspiracy theory to account for the racial attacks.
He criticised the use of racial categories and attacked the work's conceptual and factual basis.
There has been an ambivalent attitude to the biological characteristics of racial hybrids apparent ever since the problem first arose.
What is new is the introduction of legislation based upon recognising the objective existence of racial categories.
If too limited regarding racial and gender representation, these essays demonstrate much greater expansiveness in terms of the mediums covered.
The possibility that there may be biological factors or differential lifetime exposures that account for the difference between the racial\\ethnic groups merits further investigation.
The possibility that there may be biologic factors or differential lifetime exposures that account for the difference between the racial\\ethnic groups merits further investigation.
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