racial conflict

基本解释

Is racial conflict in America's second-largest city really so raw and pervasive?
種族沖突問題在洛杉磯是不是真的如此普遍和尖銳呢?
As an African-American, she'd also found herself in countless situations where racial conflict seemed inevitable.
作爲一位非洲裔美國人，她曾無數次發現自己身処於似乎不可避免的種族沖突中。
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The chances are that you will never be elected president of the country write the great American novel, make a million dollars, stop pollution, end racial conflict, or save the world.
很可能你不會儅選一國縂統，不會寫出傳世巨著，不會成爲百萬富翁，不能制止環境汙染，也不能結束種族沖突，更不能拯救世界。

The country's first post-apartheid president, Nelson Mandela, campaigned hard for the prestigious tournament because he saw it as a way to further reconciliation after decades of racial separation and conflict.

They accuse the president of stirring up racial conflict in a country where many people have been happy enough to define themselves as mestizo (of mixed race).
ECONOMIST: Too much confronting and voting, too little governing
The best way to deal with racial conflict is 24-hour immersion, says Charles Moskos, a professor of sociology at Northwestern University, who notes that the most effectively integrated institution in America is the army.
ECONOMIST: Fire services
The conflict over admissions based on racial preferences used to be limited to America's universities.
ECONOMIST: Reverse discrimination