rainbow coalition

"Instead of having a rainbow coalition, they will have people who can get stuff done," the official said.

They need their allies in the rainbow coalition, it seems.

Traditional English teaching is also under attack from the rainbow coalition of the left.

We are all precious in God's sight - the real rainbow coalition.

None of this is to suggest that the Republicans have suddenly become a rainbow coalition.

Following the 1997 general election the Rainbow Coalition lost power.

But who "owns" it: black men or a rainbow coalition?

Nor would black Americans find many partners for a rainbow coalition politics, except perhaps among recent immigrants.

"Our values are so much the same," he told me at the Rainbow Coalition office.

Rainbow Coalition may refer to any of the following groups:

True, central Paris was not transformed overnight into a dream of rainbow coalition.

The last component of the rainbow coalition that I want to refer to is feminism.

His first job after graduation was as an executive director for the Rainbow Coalition.

Jackson served as the national field director of the Rainbow Coalition from 1993 to 1995.

Alliances between different parties in this context are often referred to as a "rainbow coalition".

She remained in that post during the "Rainbow Coalition" until 1997.

The party worked with many ethnic minority rights groups in the Rainbow Coalition.

Still, as he tells us, he comes from his own "rainbow coalition."

A. I think Quincy wanted a rainbow coalition of minorities.

The basement groups are an alphabet soup of special interests forming the law school's rainbow coalition.

The new and the various are more its line, in this case a rainbow coalition of style and intent.

This rainbow coalition claims the area was targeted because it's mainly nonwhite.

This was no rainbow coalition; there weren't more than a couple of dozen whites at the celebration.

"We're the Rainbow Coalition for Bush" one of them said.

He is a rainbow coalition of one.