Sentence examples for further racism from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it disregards the feelings of Black people by exposing them to further racism in an effort to work on white privilege.

In a way, this type of framing further naturalizes racism.

Similarly, the bill (thrown out by the Lords but due to be reintroduced) to abolish the right of defendants to elect to be tried by a jury for offences such as minor theft, assault and criminal damage, will have a greater impact on black people since they are overrepresented in these areas If passed, it will further institutionalise racism in the criminal justice system.

What you just did was further perpetuate racism and negative stereotypes that are already plaguing the fashion industry.

And also that many,  ​including Israel's own president, feel the legal drafting of the Jewish nation state will further institutionalise racism and violence.

And also that many,  ​including Israel's own president, feel the legal drafting of the Jewish nation state will further institutionalize racism and violence.

"If you look at the organisations he was in – ex-member of the British National Party [a fascist political party], leader of the English Defence League [a far-right organisation whose members attack Muslims and Jews] – I think this is a dangerous man to let back out on the streets, and all this will do is further entrench racism, and I think we've got to make a stand against that".

Young's indictment of southern white men's role in supporting and furthering institutional racism unfortunately remains relevant, especially now that the anti-civil rights Jeff Sessions of Alabama is our new Attorney General.

The report further alleges "widespread" racism in a large number of British prisons.

It is sometimes argued that the particular disgust at Israel, rather more voluble than that aimed at the Syrian or Russian governments, is further evidence of racism.

In a groundbreaking advance that further connects legal racism and racial politics, Haney López describes how race functions as "common sense," a set of ideas that we take for granted in our daily lives.