| They dismissed his claims, accusing him of trying to stir up racial tension for political advantage. |
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| Thanks to your misguided paternalism, racial tension will always be front and center. |
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| The film also looks into what may be the root of the racial tension that exists between these two groups today. |
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| He lambastes overanxious pop rappers, racial tension, and society's preconceptions in a nasal hopscotch speed rap over frantic instrumentals. |
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| The one thing that provided sanity to a whole generation growing up in the backdrop of racial tension was music. |
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| Both are multiethnic states haunted by the twin spectres of racial tension and a separatist periphery. |
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| The announcements come after months of racial tension across the country. |
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| How this leads to dysfunction, racial tension, and a skewed justice system. |
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| Or were the flags put up in order to deflect racial tension, as if to brace for the worst, akin to Floridians nailing boards over their windows before the hurricanes hit. |
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| In a country with a history of racial tension, it was striking to see so many white people on the streets of Bulawayo. |
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| With unflinching honesty, the film confronts unspoken racial tension that underlies much of our society. |
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| Getting diamonds from the ocean floor is muddy with politics and fraught with racial tension. |
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| The SHARING of these problems among nations can do much to lessen racial tension and prevent so many evil wars and cultural selfishness. |
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| But the neighbourhood had a history of racial tension, so getting permission to use it was difficult. |
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| There is racial tension and rampant crime. |
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| The case contains undercurrents of racial tension. |
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| Promoting employment is essential for economic and social cohesion in every society and hence in combating conditions conducive to racism and racial tension. |
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| Despite all the racial tension that exists in Namibia, I am glad to be here and to have the opportunity to do what I can to break down stereotypes and build up racial relations. |
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| In September of 2008, the European Union recommended that members support the tier both financially and legislatively as a key policy tool to reduce racial tension and promote multicultural dialogue. |
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| In this regard, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs initiated criminal proceedings against an inhabitant who posted information on the Internet inciting inter-ethnic and racial tension. |
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| This was part of a wider policy intended to reduce racial tension. |
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| In the case of Malaysia, Singapore was expelled from the federation because of rising racial tension. |
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| Immigration and asylum policies, as well as the bigger issue of racial tension, have become pressing policy questions in several European countries. |
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| Thatcher was Leader of the Opposition and Prime Minister at a time of increased racial tension in Britain. |
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| That doesn't mean racial tension doesn't exist. |
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| They are also racially integrated and free of racial tension. |
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| Masculinized vengeance and racial tension play out literally on her body. |
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