Sentence examples for colour racism from inspiring English sources
For all the equivalences drawn between clumsy and prejudicial references to skin colour, racism is inherently political; it requires the power to contribute to racial oppression.
(Though for men of colour, latent racism inherent in those standards can have a negative impact).
Like the micro-aggressions that people of colour endure daily – racism masked as subtle insults or dismissals – today's sexism is insidious, casual, even friendly.
For decades, feminism was supposed to be women's work, though women can no more mitigate sexism without engaging men than people of colour can address racism without the participation of white people.
The 12 songs on Generation Indigo take on a number of contemporary themes ranging from racism (Colour Blind) to vegan shoes (I Luv Ur Sneakers) to love in the computer age (the catchy new single, Virtual Boyfriend) to an attractive but dangerous dark-eyed stranger (Ghoulish, a stand out track informed by a gorgeously ethereal girl-group sound).
Mafia III may be unremarkable or mediocre in many ways, but it is necessary in a world that for too long has catered to a core demographic – one that would rather spend time complaining that people of colour are talking about racism than tackling racism itself.
The Tricycle theatre has confronted everything from institutional racism (The Colour of Justice) to Afghanisatan (The Great Game).
"Any sign of any sort of racism against colour, religion, background will be an instant sackable offence.
Lennon previously said that "any sign of any sort of racism against colour, religion, background will be an instant sackable offence" at Celtic and stood by that comment when speaking at the club's Lennoxtown training complex on Friday.
As they looked back this week on the 40th anniversary of the desegregation crisis in Little Rock on September 25th 1957, they saw a lesson so clear that good and evil were almost colour-coded: blacks good, racism and rednecks bad.
We have more MPs and peers of colour than ever before and racism is rising again.
