Sentence examples for divisive identity from inspiring English sources

This was not Sarkozy's only venture into divisive identity politics.

But this was not divisive identity politics, apparently, because white straight voters don't have an identity – they are just people.

Obama's character and candidacy offer a way out of the divisive identity politics that has, in part, cost the Democratic Party its majority status since the nineteen-sixties.

Tom Mulcair, a Quebecer whose New Democratic Party dominates the province federally, called the proposed charter "state-sanctioned discrimination," and another Quebecer, Justin Trudeau, the leader of the Liberals, accused Quebec's prime minister, Pauline Marois, of playing "divisive identity politics".

The National Union of Students has rejected a call to condemn militant group Isis on the grounds that the motion was "islamophobic", in a move which has promoted campaigners to accuse the body of being in the "stranglehold" of divisive "identity politics".

From divisive identity politics to deranged messianic violence, all have their genesis in willful disregard of pluralism as a core Quranic value.

Ethnic minority voters have seldom warmed to Ukip, and the party's divisive, identity-based campaigning is unlikely to go down well with them.

But even activists admit that the region so far has no model that enshrines diversity and tolerance without breaking down along more divisive identities.

It might sound paradoxical, but by running on a promise of universal good, rather than on divisive identity-rhetoric, Mr. Modi has re-established a very Hindu way of looking at the world.

But he is now seen as a calm, elder statesman, pushing pro-business structural reform, and as a moderate who is less divisive on identity issues.

Sarkozy's ban vilified six million French Muslims in a campaign that also included efforts to outlaw halal meat, and a deeply divisive national identity debate.