Synonyms for racial
ˈreɪ ʃəlracial

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1. racialadjective

   of or related to genetically distinguished groups of people

   "racial groups"

   Antonyms:
   nonracial

2. racialadjective

   of or characteristic of race or races or arising from differences among groups

   "racial differences"; "racial discrimination"

   Antonyms:
   nonracial

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1. List of paraphrases for "racial":

   race, ethnic, racist, apartheid, raciale, ethnoracial, ethno-racial, racism, anti-racial, cerd, ethnicity, ethnically, race-related, racialized

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1. Eric Schneiderman:

   I will not engage in a debate about ongoing litigation, but there is no place in this process for racial demagoguery directed at respected members of the judiciary. The state Supreme Court has already ruled that Trump University operated illegally in New York as an unlicensed education institution, and we look forward to prevailing on the rest of our claims as the legal process moves forward.

2. John Roberts:

   We did not fight a Civil War about oboe players, we did fight a Civil War to eliminate racial discrimination, and that’s why it’s a matter of considerable concern.

3. Frank Xu:

   [ The district ] blatantly propagates racist ideas and theories, subjugating its teachers to disparate treatment based on race, such racially motivated political indoctrination stokes racial tensions and will ultimately weaken our national competitiveness. We are genuinely concerned about the future of this great nation if it continues on this path of racial divisions.

4. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards:

   The admitted and repeated use of racial slurs by a judge who has taken an oath to administer justice fairly and impartially is wrong, period. There is never any circumstance or context in which such derogatory and degrading language is okay, sadly, inequities still exist in society and in our judicial system. District Judge Jessie LeBlanc has compromised District Judge Jessie LeBlanc ability to preside as a judge, and District Judge Jessie LeBlanc has damaged the judiciary. District Judge Jessie LeBlanc should resign. The people of the 23rd Judicial District and our state deserve better.

5. Sonia Sotomayor:

   Race matters in part because of the long history of racial minorities' being denied access to the political process.