Sentence examples for absolute racism from inspiring English sources

Absolute racism.

"It's the absolute definition of racism," Wade said.

But later, when I asked a retired senior administrator about Frederick's decision to attend the White House meeting, she said, "It may be that, as someone from outside this country, he doesn't know the various cultural markers, doesn't have an absolute understanding of racism the way we do".

Gillespie, eventually, realized this: "I began to recognize what I had considered Pops' grinning in the face of racism as his absolute refusal to let anything, even anger about racism, steal the joy from his life".

Racism is the absolute scourge of our times.

Kendi spent years "looking at the absolute worst of America, its horrifying racism," he explained in his acceptance speech.

Invited to a pre-match function by Richard Colless, his opposite number at Sydney, the walking punchline compared the "absolute injustice" he suffered in the wake of the Adam Goodes racism controversy to the plight of indigenous Australians.

"Any suggestion of racism from the Tartan Army, as far as I am concerned, is absolute tosh.

The racism of Charlie Hebdo isn't a difference of opinion, it's an absolute inversion of reality.

The report also notes, "There is no absolute symmetry between racist opinions and racist actions," adding that the country's general attitude to racism cannot be confused with racist attacks "which could be attributed to particularly violent minorities".

Transcending racism?