Similar words: racism, racial, distract, characteristic, precise, decision, precisely, acid. Meaning: ['reɪsɪst] n. a person with a prejudiced belief that one race is superior to others. adj. 1. based on racial intolerance 2. discriminatory especially on the basis of race or religion.
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(181) During raids on members' homes the police seized a large amount of weapons as well as racist and anti-immigrant literature.
(182) Dances with Wolves was so biased towards the Sioux that the Crow Nation publicly called it racist.
(183) Racist behavior on college campuses is, of course, not limited to students.
(184) Thus racist discourses and practices are seen to emerge in specific forms.
(185) It involved a group of white-owned businesses in Mississippi being boycotted by civil rights groups accusing them of racist practices.
(186) A rhetorical approach would point directly at the argumentative nature of racist discourse.
(187) Post racist, incendiary, or otherwise objectionable content.
(188) Hearn was no ingenue or racist.
(189) In part, it reflected racist condescension.
(190) This is often absent in European Russia, where racist gangs have attacked Asian men in recent years.
(191) "The cartoon in today's New York Post is troubling at best given the historic racist attacks of African Americans as being synonymous with monkeys,(sentencedict.com)" civil rights activist Al Sharpton said.
(192) America's most horrific racist organization, the Ku Klux Klan, began with gun control at the very top of its agenda.
(193) The notion that blacks comprise a problem is at the core of racist reasoning.
(194) You are a typical Jap douche bag... The most racist.
(195) Baseball Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, the first black to play in the major leagues, resigned his post as an aide to Rockefeller because he could not back a Republican ticket he saw as racist.
(196) Curtis earned an Academy Award nomination for his performance in 1958's "The Defiant Ones, " playing an escaped racist convict chained to a black prisoner, portrayed by Sidney Poitier.
(197) The family has been described variously as crass, bigoted, racist and plain boring.
(198) While various factors should be responsible for the tragedies of the Afro-American people, racist prejudice or the double oppression of racism and sexism are the root causes.
(199) So even as they mutter racist slogans, members of Siberia's Lumpenproletariat benefit from proximity to the dragon.
(200) One English-language blog headline: "Jackie Chan is a Know-Nothing Self-Loathing Racist."
(201) Then, Japan's achievement demolished any lingering racist notions that non - whites were somehow incapable of modernisation.
(202) CNN's racist and stereotypical comments about the Chinese clearly go against the meaning of being American.
(203) Darwin is also famous for his extremely confrontational and racist 1871 book Descent of Man.
(204) Last season UEFA handed Lazio a one-match stadium ban after their fans hurled racist abuse at Partizan Belgrade players during a UEFA Cup match.
(205) Add to this the racist policies of the British, which deepened the conflict between the Tamil and Sinhala ethnic groups, with the result that to the present, there has been no way to resolve it.
(206) Thuram, who was born on the French Caribbean island Guadaloupe, said the exhibition explained the background of racist ideas and "fear of the 'other'" which persisted today.
(207) World Organisation of Scouting Movement is a racist organisation ?
(208) Stop making false statements you bunch of racist white supremacist ignorant rebushblicans. Question?Why are some of you blaming Obama for the two wars started by Bush?
(209) The government claims that the criticisms are racist and intended to whip up fear about a non-existent "yellow peril".
(210) Explicitly racist parties come and go in some parliaments; in Slovakia, one is in the government.
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