Sentence examples for flagrant racial from inspiring English sources

It's probably also true that Smokey's Barbers couldn't get away with its flagrant racial stereotyping on a mainstream channel.

That idea, which only a black person could invoke without being castigated for the flagrant racial overtones, is a trope to which an increasingly homogeneous Republican Party seems to subscribe.

He also opposes a bill that will make even the most flagrant cases of racial profiling a crime.

The issue in Shelby County v. Holder involves Section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which requires that jurisdictions with flagrant histories of racial discrimination in voting must get permission from the Justice Department or a federal court before making any changes in their voting rules or laws.

Who sought to question roughly 8,000 men of Middle Eastern descent, who were legal residents of the U.S., a flagrant form of racial profiling?

Does the Lin non-flagrant fouls thing involve racial bias?

Highlander was a hotbed of radical ideas and a frequent target of racist Southern politicians, who were outraged by its inter-racial meetings and its flagrant violation of segregation laws.

What shocked French readers most about Ramadan's essay was that he explicitly identified his targets as being Jewish (including, notably, one who wasn't) -- an argumentative tactic that until recently stood in flagrant violation of the Republican taboo against racial or ethnic profiling.

In focusing the attention of the nation and the world today on the flagrant denial of the right to vote, we are exposing the very origin, the root cause, of racial segregation in the Southland.

The problem is, the longer I spend at home the more I come to appreciate this flagrant racism at least with those people you immediately know where you stand (or lie, crushed under decades of racial prejudice).

The problem is, the longer I spend at home the more I come to appreciate this flagrant racism; at least with those people you immediately know where you stand (or lie, crushed under decades of racial prejudice).