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To introduce race as a factor in an argument, debate or in a court of law.
Context : Law, Politics
Category: Idiom
Semantic: ethnicity, race
Examples of idiom “race card” from Twitter
jerry3741 :
RT @TexasRV : Al Sharpton continues playing the race card to keep the money coming in. He is using those he purports to be protecting for personal gain.
HelluvaStella :
Just got off the phone with BFAM and he said @pizzahut won't deliver in his 'hood either. I HATE playing race cards , but it's so obvious.