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Meanings of racial tension in English

We have no meanings for "racial tension" in our records yet.
Usage of racial tension in English
1
He points to political ineptitude, racial tension and general blunders at every level.
The Irish Times
2
They realize the danger of increased racial tension if that should occur now.
In the Land of Jim Crow
3
But this is not a story of racial tension or prejudice.
The Irish Times
4
The case has been a source of racial tension in the city of Ventersdorp.
Ebony
5
Oakland, a major port and California's eighth-largest city, has a history of racial tension.
Reuters
6
Trump won an election, in part, by stoking racial tension.
The Guardian
7
Bradford is constantly painted as a tinderbox of racial tension.
The Guardian
8
Now, after deliberately stoking up racial tension, they have had to grovel for forgiveness.
The South African
9
Detroit has a long, sorry history of racial tension.
The Guardian
10
His spirituality changed a community that had racial tension.
Ebony
11
But decades of decline, racial tension and corruption have brought the motor city to its knees.
The Guardian
12
Certain political parties, companies and groups aim to gain by whipping up racial tension in South Africa.
The South African
13
I mean, we're doing a movie about racial tension in New York when things aren't really good.
The Guardian
14
Read: Bell Pottinger admits to sowing racial tension through social media Twitter was having none of it.
The South African
15
There was racial tension; crime was rising.
New york: the novel
16
Can the game of chess serve to lessen racial tension and unite its citizens across the board?
Radio NZ
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Racial tension through the time
Racial tension across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common