And to do that would be to lend support, however unintentionally, to the belief that the implications of racism have been overstated.
Len Elmore, a lawyer, broadcaster and former N.B.A. player who will call the game tonight at Fordham University, shares Stern's concerns, and he disagrees with any implications of racism.
Joanne Cicciaro, who by name and appearance and accent might be assumed to have come from one of the many Italian-American families that moved to Suffolk County in recent decades from the boroughs, is actually Puerto Rican — a fact brought up to reporters by the Cicciaros in countering any implications of racism in Dano's upbringing.
Although Michael regrets the language used, the heated anger in response to persistent implications of racism was justified".
The implications of racism can be found in your assumptions, and we guarantee black dudes are tired of it.
They act as though, through small acts of claiming black culture, they are exempt from the harmful implications of racism on black people.
It's vital to look at the full scope of the socio-economic and political implications of racism which affects every aspect of Black lives; and this includes both the historical and present-day health inequities which are prevalent within African-American and African Diasporic communities in the United States and beyond.
Blaming Blair for the thousands of Iraqis killed by fellow Iraqis since the invasion is against the Christian principle that we are individually responsible for our actions and has undertones of racism with its implication that only white men are mature enough to be at fault for the many individual decisions to commit acts of violence.
Together with Beth Easter, a doctoral candidate at Indiana University, they contend in a 2011 article, "On the Meaning, Measurement, and Implications of Racial Resentment" that "rather than being a measure of racism, racial resentment measures primarily racial policy attitudes".
"There are elements of racism.
