Sentence examples for brazen racism from inspiring English sources
What is worrying is a form of brazen racism displayed more and more openly..
Though Trump has made brazen racism and xenophobia the centerpiece of his political persona, his policy agenda echoes that pursued by Obama: deporting those convicted of crimes.
Strangely enough, what sounds so terrifying coming out of Trump's mouth today is not so different from what Obama, minus the brazen racism, has articulated as policy in recent years.
But it comes alive in Livingstone's evocation of each period: of the brazen racism of the late 60s Labour right and local Maoist groups organising night-time training to prepare for an armed uprising in the 70s – along with his accounts of conflicts and causes, from Rhodesia and Vietnam to Afghanistan.
Groundbreaking in its use of innovative cinematic techniques, it remains tainted by its brazen racism.
Americans need to realize why acceptance doesn't stop at standing against brazen racism, and that our subtle words and attitudes carry a deeper meaning than we realize.
It foreshadowed so many of its hallmarks: dog-whistle racism, the brazen spreading of thoroughly disproven allegations, the just sayin' tone in which Trump smears people.
"We lived in a world where we knew racism existed, but to see it this brazen is completely new to me," Noah said.
A year in which racism and xenophobia have marred European soccer has brought another brazen act of intolerance.
