racial tension

At the center of racial tension is the 721-member police force.

However, the racial tension continued to be a part of the county's image into the early 1990s.

There were also reports of racial tension in the organization.

And that, he said, would only add to the racial tensions.

Yet, he continued to believe that art was the best way to approach racial tensions.

Another major theme in the book is race and racial tension.

Racial tensions continued to rise in the early part of the year.

The Government said this was to prevent racial tensions from growing.

But at the same time, racial tension has been climbing.

However, there have been concerns about safety and possible racial tension at the school.

But by no means does Chicago have a monopoly on racial tension.

But, racial tensions are high, and major crimes were up in the first half of the year.

He says they've led to racial tension, crime and drug abuse.

They want action, and the racial tension threatens to turn into violence.

There's a lot of racial tension and I think he could ease it.

Even when the neighborhood mix changed, he never felt racial tensions.

The same students said that racial tensions had decreased from 1988 levels.

The conflict has been fueled by economic and racial tension.

I'm conscious of the fact that there are racial tensions.

The two women were black; all but one of the players was white, exposing racial tension in the community.

"But we simply don't have the degree of racial tensions you find elsewhere."

"That could very well create more racial tensions and problems than it would solve," he said.

A decade ago, the case brought racial tensions to the snapping point.

Racial tensions have existed in other British cities for years.

Racial tensions were so high that everyone had expected another hung jury.