Word: racialization
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...Moriarty's decree, certain topics are forbidden in the club: no racial discussion (several club members are Jewish); no talk of concentration camps ("I don't want these kids to feel that the sins of their fathers are being visited on them"); no political arguments, except club affairs...
...actor, got into a wig and grease paint in Boston and made a little modern theatrical history by playing a white man's role opposite Star Elisabeth Bergner in The Duchess of Malfi. Critics' judgment: a success. In Wilmington, Del., history repeated itself: a theater manager disavowed racial prejudice but canceled The Duchess' engagement...
...with its concentrated seaboard metropolises could not protect itself as well as Russia, were matters to come to an atomic showdown; 3) the U.S. has thus far shown little interest in making its democratic ways more attractive abroad to offset the appeal that Soviet Communism, with its racial equality and promise of economic gain, seems to have for masses of people throughout the world...
...this we mean that it is correct to refer to race when the accused is still at large and race seems one mark of identification. It is also correct when, as in the case of race riots or racial antagonisms, it becomes essential to the understanding of the news...
...view of difficulties under which the Negro labors," the Times will inconsistently single out as Negro "artists or others whose achievements are a matter of pride to all of us. . . ." Concluded the Times: "News that encourages racial discrimination may sometimes be of interest, but responsible journalism has a higher law than a passing interest...