Kerner in a sentence

As the 1968 Kerner Commission put it: “What white Americans have never fully understood — but what the Negro can never forget — is that white society is deeply implicated in the ghetto.

Kash Kerner earned the win in relief, striking out 4 over 4 innings pitched.

The package, which would hike pensions to cover 100% of final salaries of some employees, doubles up as an attempt to "shape" Sheinbaum's policy program, Kerner added.

Tim Kerner Jr. is the scion of a family that, except for eight years in the 1950s, has held the town’s top office since 1888.

By this time Jung, like many others, was interested in spiritualism, and was reading through the literature – books by Zöllner, Crooks, Carl du Prel, Swedenborg, and Justinus Kerner’s classic The Seeress of Prevorst.

He says it was special for the host team to win because there are players on the team who have dads who were coached by Kerner.

It is a chapter about the Kerner Report from the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorder.

Kerner told the National Post that the decision to exclude trans women is equivalent to other organizations only serving a specific demographic, like a youth shelter.

The case, Hammer said, wasn’t about choosing between Kerner and Silva, who will have his own day in court.

Hall, a sophomore in Pasquerilla East, fixed her approach to start the second round, sending multiple left jabs through Kerner’s hands.

Sophomore catcher Adam Kerner (left) said that his team is experiencing a “sense of urgency” as their season progresses.

After a woman has an orgasm, the blood that rushes to her genitals during sex lingers, making it easier for her to climax again, Kerner says.

And although there has been progress for Hispanic homeownership since the Kerner Commission, the homeownership gap has widened for African-Americans, the report found.

Candidates Scott Ryan Kerner, Alcolya J.L. St. Juste and Jordan H. Jordan have qualified for the ballot to replace retiring Judge David French in the Group 13 seat.

Fifty years later, the findings from the Kerner report remain all too familiar.

The new study titled "Healing Our Divided Society: Investing in America Fifty Years After the Kerner Report" says the percentage of people living in deep poverty — less than half of the federal poverty level — has increased since 1975.

This image from a Seattle Police officer's body-worn camera shows Officer Donovan Lewis questioning Isabelle Kerner in the back of an ambulance in Capitol Hill on Oct. 8, 2017.

To ensure just that, the president staffed the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders — better known as the Kerner Commission — with nine white and two black moderates and loyalists.

Tommy was cared for in his early years by his maternal grandparents the late Clay V. Ring Sr. and Maude Kerner Ring.

With 41 percent of the vote, Kerner came in first during the primary.