Sentence examples for fear of white from inspiring English sources

Follow up: Anonymous later learned that an episode in the patient's past had instilled in her a fear of white faces.

The article highlights the poor conditions on reservations, intracommunity jealousy and fear of white culture that inhibit athletes from "making it" in college and professional sports.

In one of his classic experiments—and one of the most controversial in the history of psychology—he conditioned fear of white rats and other furry objects in "Little Albert," an orphaned 11-month-old boy.

And because white people did not want to move into Asian areas, the price of Asians' houses stayed low, preventing them from selling up and moving out.These days, says the CRE, fear of white racial harassment is also keeping the brown people corralled.

III Desire and disease commingling, commingling, the white hair and the white page with the fear of white sight, blindness, amputation, a recurring kidney stone, the plague of AIDS, shaken in the mirror by that bewildered look, the truculence, the drooping lip of a spiritual lout.

That's because up until 12 Years a Slave and The Butler did so well, both critically and at the box office, films like this were told through the eyes of white protagonists because there is a fear of white guilt... you have a very nice white person who holds black people's hands through their own narrative".

His words aim at the greatest fears of his audience: the fear of whites, of outsiders, and of their intentions.

The fears of white farmers have already come to the fore.

Republicans aimed for the deepest fears of white southerners by tying Childers to Obama's nutty former preacher, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr.

Once again, Enoch Powell, a George C. Wallace with an Oxford accent, has done his demagogic worst to arouse fears of white Britons about black inundation.

He said following the assassination of President John F Kennedy in 1963, guns gave his neighbours a sense of security amid fears of white supremacists.