Sentence examples for hatred of difference from inspiring English sources
This means hatred of difference, spreading fear, inflexible uniformity, the assertion of one kind of citizenship over another, a puritanical stifling of joy.
He added: "Deep-rooted religious hatred, a hatred of difference, is driving on a systematic campaign of deportation and exodus, degrading treatment, including sexual violence, enslavement, barbaric executions, and attempts to systematically destroy all history and culture that is not their own".
Hatred of difference - notice I carefully did not say racial hatred, or religious hatred.
But when we see the three serpents of militarism, nationalism and hatred of difference we should never be afraid to call them out, loudly, by name, and remind ourselves and other people, even more loudly still, of exactly what they have made happen in the past.
But I'm always haunted by the simple words of the historian Richard Evans towards the end of his good book, The Third Reich at War, where he said that we should always remember that what happened was not some act of Satan - though Satanic acts took place - but the result of the unleashed power of long latent traditions of militarism, nationalism and the hatred of difference.
Those higher "cultural" values always seem to come down to hatred of minorities and difference, of course.
We must each look into our own hearts and ask, "How in my life and in my consciousness have I contributed to the perpetuation of homophobia, violence, hatred and intolerance of differences?
J provocatively and possibly satirically locates hatred and difference at the heart of the human condition.
Why this hatred of Jimbo?
"Hatred of Cortés is not even hatred of Spain.
