Значения термина racial inequity на английском

We are a nonracial organisation that would not want racial inequity to thrive.

Structural-level interventions are critical to close the gap of racial inequity in breastfeeding rates in the USA.

Such grotesque distortions are most visible in New York City, that giant laboratory test into virulent racial inequity.

But that rule was repealed earlier this month amid nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd and racial inequity.

She told the UN that Mr Mandela taught the world that no issue, whether it be racial inequity or indifference, is insurmountable.

It comes amid a nationwide - and in many cases international - debate on police practices and accountability, and more generally on racial inequity.

Conspicuously troubled by its own conservatism, gender and racial inequity remain constants in Hollywood, a business that has always projected a mirage of liberal progression.

Buttigieg has pledged to eliminate racial inequities in jails and prisons, and improve rehabilitation services.

Protesters angered by his death and by racial inequities have demonstrated for six straight nights.

They Haven't A nonprofit group encouraged states to use mathematical formulas to try to eliminate racial inequities.

U.S. stocks rose Monday after days of widespread protests and civil unrest over racial inequities and excessive police force.

Organizations like the Black Mothers' Breastfeeding Association (BMBFA) work tirelessly to reduce racial inequities in breastfeeding support for African Americans.

The killing of George Floyd has exposed racial inequities and highlighted once more a homicide rate that marks America out among rich countries.

Candidates received points based on their on-record (e.g., campaign website, news reports, public appearances) positions on policies most likely to address persistent racial inequities.