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. Sacheen Littlefeather:

   I did not do this totally for Marlon Brando. I did not do this on my behalf, i did this for all Native people everywhere who suffered from racial prejudice and discrimination. I did it for all of those who were born under the umbrella of genocide, in the United States, and Canada, and for all of us who have suffered through extreme stereotypes which were not of our choosing.

2. Briahna Joy Gray:

   The goal of The Sanders campaign is to build a multi-racial, multi-generational movement that is large enough to defeat Donald Trump and the powerful special interests whose greed and corruption is the root cause of the outrageous inequality in America, sharing a big tent requires including those who do not share every one of our beliefs, while always making clear that we will never compromise our values. The truth is that by standing together in solidarity, we share the values of love and respect that will move us in the direction of a more humane, more equal world.

3. Bernie Sanders:

   I hope that people will remember me as somebody who had the courage to take on virtually all of the powerful special interests in this country, in the fight for economic, social, racial, environmental justice.

4. Filipino American:

   Kau said about the judge and the protests against racial injustice and police misconduct across the nation. She argued it wasnt the same because Filipino American is Filipino American and the victim is white. Two years ago I made a decision Im not proud of.

5. Bridget Byrne:

   The work of achieving racial justice in the U.K. is far from over, and that’s what this has revealed, whilst racism has become less socially acceptable to express openly, it is still very much a strand in British culture.