racial conflict

But the fear of racial conflict has not gone away.

There was racial conflict, however, and it continued into the 1980s.

For his own part, the Mayor maintains he did not start the racial conflict.

How does he see himself having a role in reversing racial conflict?

Other important questions asked jurors about school integration and racial conflict.

In fact, he almost never comments about his state's history of segregation and racial conflict.

The country was, and still is, racked with racial conflict.

I believe there is some racial conflict about this garden."

The school's diversity has led to many racial conflicts involving students.

A look at recent racial conflicts and an appeal for an integrated society.

The fence has been the subject of much political and racial conflict between the two municipalities.

Despite this, there were issues of venereal disease and racial conflict.

Some people said they were incensed by the film's emphasis on racial conflicts.

And this divided character may even symbolize the racial conflict of the South as a whole.

There were too many other important things going on for long-gone racial conflicts to be an issue.

Our media, too, have a stake in racial conflict.

Racial conflict, they say, feeds on social pathology and neglect.

Several incidents involving racial conflict stood out in his contemporary letters and memory.

Neglect of social problems and urban decline fed racial conflicts.

Even the literary imagery of the hearing seemed to reflect the hearing's focus on racial conflict.

Like my musical career, my sense of social or racial conflict was something slow to build.

Probably he thought a brawl had erupted - maybe a racial conflict of some kind, something that couldn't be helped.

Through the 1990s, crime, racial conflict, and violence decreased in New York.

Neglect, dirt, crime and racial conflict chased away all but 350 families over the last decade.

Unlike some of those, Singapore is a racially diverse society with little racial conflict.