Sentence examples for combating racism from inspiring English sources

Yet progress in combating racism and intolerance is sorely needed in every region of the world.

Otherwise, he warned, black players could lose faith in the football authorities' commitment to combating racism.

Far from being racist, we are in the front line of combating racism.

Mr. Holder, in fact, came away suggesting that Kodak's success in combating racism painted a target on its corporate chest.

Conference participants will have to appoint officials whose job is to monitor and enforce national progress on combating racism.

How should a charter network run by progressives committed to combating racism navigate the Trump administration's vocal support of charters?

The scramble for sponsors and audience share brings all kinds of causes to the fore from combating racism to praising a forgotten hero.

Nat King Cole, who combated racism throughout his life (including a Ku Klux Klan cross-burning at his Hancock Park house), also got to experience Cuba's version of segregation, when a color bar prevented him from staying at the Hotel Nacional.

While studying for masters in chemistry at Fisk University, Barry became a part of the first wave of sit-ins with the Nashville Student Movement, and later became the first chair of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, which combated racism all across the Deep South through peaceful but aggressive demonstrations.

Sanders, who was heckled by Black Lives Matter protesters over the summer, now regularly includes a section in his stump speech about combating institutional racism and addressing police brutality.

Taken together, this cocktail has the potential to do more damage to the progressive cause - the best hope, mind you, of combating the racism and class warfare that drive the resentment - than just about any other.