The phrase "avoid racism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of promoting equality and preventing discriminatory behavior or attitudes.
Example: "In our community, we must actively work to avoid racism and foster an inclusive environment for everyone."
Alternatives: "prevent discrimination" or "combat racial bias".
Spilchenko said it was a good idea and the stadium would consider doing so "to avoid racism".
In an interview reported by the Washington Post, Spilchenko said: "We are trying, maybe, to make a separate sector [for black fans] in order to avoid racism.
Travellers are hiding their identity or changing their accents to avoid racism in schools and colleges, politicians will be warned today.
As word of Spilchenko's seemingly serious consideration of this idea got out, ridicule poured in, especially on the social media sharing Web site Reddit, where Spilchenko spurred comments such as, "Jim Crowyenko," "What is this, the 1960s?" and "Perhaps Uefa could avoid racism by separating Kiev from European football".
"We are trying, maybe, to make a separate sector [for black fans] in order to avoid racism," Volodimir Spilchenko said, while being interviewed in the aftermath of last week's attacks on four black fans in the stands during the team's 0-0 Champions League draw against Chelsea.
"That's not racism, that's ensuring that we avoid racism in the future".
Jaffar, meanwhile, had transferred to Varndean school in north Brighton to avoid the racism experienced by his older brothers, but the same problems emerged at his new school.
In a doorman building, what is implicit outside becomes obvious, and impossible to avoid: this racism is being done in my name.
Colorblindness denies that there is discrimination against nonwhites and simultaneously transmogrifies efforts to promote integration or even simply to avoid discrimination into racism.
But then again, using semantics to avoid addressing racism is exactly the problem with a conservative Roberts court that has been gutting voter rights for going on two years now.
Philip, who is African American, has so far managed to avoid outright racism in his career, but he believes his progress has been stymied in subtle ways mostly unrelated to race.
