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Definition of post-racial in English: post-racialadjective Denoting or relating to a period or society in which racial prejudice and discrimination no longer exist. Example sentencesExamples - Obviously it is way too soon to declare that we have entered a post-racial era.
- He ran an explicitly post-racial campaign, heralding a new type of politics.
- That is not to knock the campaign rallies signs saying "race doesn't matter" or the aspiration to a post-racial politics.
- Those who believed his candidacy was evidence of a post-racial America now have their answer.
- It means, perhaps, that we have entered some sort of post-racial utopia.
- I think that his pronouncement that it's a post-racial society was not realistic.
- I'm the face of post-racial America!
- His support among white Democrats - once seen as the key to his post-racial appeal - has collapsed.
- I'm not referring to his efforts to redraw the political map, or inspire a post-racial, post-partisan politics.
- As the campaign moves into its final weeks and as the rhetoric turns negative, it's safe to say that this is not going to be the post-racial election that many hoped it would be.
- A year ago, Americans were basking in what many believed was a post-racial new dawn.
- His ethnicity has crept into the dialogue despite the senator's efforts to portray himself as post-racial.
- This class of people, the left-leaning liberal, desperately wants to believe it's post-racial.
- Educated at Harvard Law School, just as Obama was, he portrays himself as a post-racial candidate, and was a tireless campaigner for his old friend.
- But is it a little early to say that America is moving in to a post-racial phase or is this more the first step along that road?
- Cokie and Sally and their friends were very pleased with themselves for being so post-racial that they didn't even "see" race anymore.
- So as the election approached, the promise of a "post-racial" governorship faded.
- But she was not a believer, as many are not, that we are in this post-racial world.
Definition of post-racial in US English: post-racialadjective Denoting or relating to a period or society in which racial prejudice and discrimination no longer exist. Example sentencesExamples - I'm not referring to his efforts to redraw the political map, or inspire a post-racial, post-partisan politics.
- Obviously it is way too soon to declare that we have entered a post-racial era.
- But she was not a believer, as many are not, that we are in this post-racial world.
- He ran an explicitly post-racial campaign, heralding a new type of politics.
- That is not to knock the campaign rallies signs saying "race doesn't matter" or the aspiration to a post-racial politics.
- I'm the face of post-racial America!
- So as the election approached, the promise of a "post-racial" governorship faded.
- Cokie and Sally and their friends were very pleased with themselves for being so post-racial that they didn't even "see" race anymore.
- Educated at Harvard Law School, just as Obama was, he portrays himself as a post-racial candidate, and was a tireless campaigner for his old friend.
- I think that his pronouncement that it's a post-racial society was not realistic.
- This class of people, the left-leaning liberal, desperately wants to believe it's post-racial.
- A year ago, Americans were basking in what many believed was a post-racial new dawn.
- As the campaign moves into its final weeks and as the rhetoric turns negative, it's safe to say that this is not going to be the post-racial election that many hoped it would be.
- Those who believed his candidacy was evidence of a post-racial America now have their answer.
- But is it a little early to say that America is moving in to a post-racial phase or is this more the first step along that road?
- It means, perhaps, that we have entered some sort of post-racial utopia.
- His ethnicity has crept into the dialogue despite the senator's efforts to portray himself as post-racial.
- His support among white Democrats - once seen as the key to his post-racial appeal - has collapsed.
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