Sentence examples for bring racism from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, young fascists bring racism close to home for Freddie.

Apparently oblivious to all the messages calling White "a black cunt" and telling her to "go back home", one such commenter stated they could "never understand why people bring racism into a debate which isn't based on race".

While Southern states' flags based on Confederate banners can easily bring racism to mind, our Bear Flag is likely to evoke two positive ideas.

Never bring racism into sitting alone.

And, of course, the very letters A.C.L.U., not to mention the national discourse, brought racism to mind.

During the Great Migration, black newspapers featured letters from Northerners who resentfully inverted history, complaining that the migrants were "bringing racism north with them".

When the government feeds off anti-immigrant sentiment it is sadly no wonder that young children are increasingly bringing racism into the classroom.

"His murder brought racism and the culture of hatred towards black bodies in our society from an invisible place to a very visible place, and he'll never be forgotten because of that".

Anti-immigrant sentiment has brought racism hurtling right back into the political mainstream.

This will be crucial, especially when the Sandra Bland tragedy has brought racism to the forefront of American politics in 2015.

"I wish people would be smarter, learn about the history of the Confederacy, instead of bringing racism back in," Pettit says, "Let it go.