Sentence examples for deep racism from inspiring English sources
The history of the island is not always a happy one: It also reflects deep racism and ethnic divisions.
Whatever her intentions, it will certainly take more than "ladders of opportunity" to address our country's deep racism.
But she finds deep racism among the French, who she says "think that all blacks are illiterate and can't do anything but clean".
Liz Mackie and her boyfriend Leo Dawson – both in their 20s – planned to move to Athens within six months, said Leo. "The vote showed that deep racism is not something that happens to other people, locked away," said Liz. "It's everywhere – ultimately this vote was about race, and fuck 'em, I'm out".
Taken together, these facts demonstrate the deep racism embedded in the criminal legal system.
Trayvon's death is emblematic of the deep racism that still exists in our country.
The president, who doesn't know where South Africa is and wonders when they changed the name from South Shithole is concerned about the appropriation of land from "white farmers"?! Down deep beneath his racist veneer are many layers of even deeper racism.
I feel England is the most progressive country in the world despite Brexit showing some signs of deep rooted racism.
Strange Fruit, inexorably linked to Billie Holiday, with its vivid imagery of Ku Klux Klan lynchings – bodies hanging from trees, the strange and terrible fruit of deep south racism – appeals to that side of Lennox happy to describe herself as a "singer and activist".
Till's murder was so brutal that it energized the modern Civil Rights Movement, prompting Rosa Parks, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., John Lewis, and so many countless others, black and white, to refuse to tolerate the deep seated racism that afflicted our society.
The Texas heat was beginning to relent, but fiery emotions in the wake of several violent incidents near campus brought the group together in order to speak out against what many are calling deep, lingering racism on and around campus.
