Sentence examples for clearly racist from inspiring English sources

To him, they were clearly racist.

"That campaign was clearly racist and xenophobic and race baiting.

Many commenters felt his comments were quite clearly racist.

By today's standards, these and other works are clearly racist and sexist.

Historians remind us that while blackface is considered "clearly racist" now, it was once celebrated.

Ms. Wallace is rightly being criticized by university officials, fellow students and many others for her clearly racist words.

He works within an institution that will clearly permit racist crap as laddish banter.

How does one address the president-elect of the United States and his associates when they have clearly made racist, sexist or antisemitic statements?

Again there was a broad spectrum of opinion, from "it very clearly is racist" to almost the opposite, but most tended toward avoiding its use.

What Gray and Cram show in the documentary is that Griffith's film, though it clearly spurred racist violence and even the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan, landed in fertile soil.

In the days following publication, Leak described his cartoon, which depicts an Aboriginal policeman returning an Aboriginal boy to his Aboriginal father, who – with beer can in hand – has forgotten his son's name, as "clearly not" racist.