Sentence examples for counter racism from inspiring English sources

Promoting sensible English patriotism may be the best way to counter racism.

He – and we – have worked with religious leaders of all faiths to counter racism and homophobia.

Was I projecting my own ambivalence about my career being built on writing about black death, and my anxieties about if I was doing enough to counter racism, on to the president?

Both Ouseley and Powar made reference as context to the racist murder in south London of the black teenager Stephen Lawrence, in 1993, the same year Ouseley helped form Kick It Out to counter racism rampant in football.

There was a tonic, though, on Wednesday, when the PFA's chief executive, Gordon Taylor, announced a six-point plan to counter racism in the game which featured a call for tougher penalties for racist abuse, including making it potentially a sackable offence.

The cause was taken up worldwide but a Brazilian advertising agency says the response was planned to help Neymar counter racism in Spain.

The Anti-Defamation League, which documents and counters racism, has previously accused MIUM of hacking on behalf of the Islamic State terrorist group.

In including the stories of minority groups and the working class, the guides embraced a pluralism that countered racism at home and fascism abroad.

While Democrats might differ on whether boosting wages or countering racism in the criminal-justice system should be the first priority for the next Democratic Administration, they can readily agree that Trump's Presidency is a travesty and a threat.

The results suggest that interventions designed to reduce social fears might be the best approach to countering racism, says Meyer-Lindberg.

Unfortunately, our Group was unable, for a number of fundamental reasons, to vote in favour of the Ludford report on countering racism and xenophobia in the European Union.