Sentence examples for intense racism from inspiring English sources

We go out a lot, so, yeah, life is pretty great, except for the intense racism.

There, for the first time in his life, he experienced intense racism and bullying.

"This time around I thought it was important not to go to work because I have felt the intense racism that my people are facing and I think it's a chance to speak against it," she said.

But Robinson's explosive aggressiveness concerned Rickey: while it fueled his athletic performance, it also made him vulnerable to being provoked by the intense racism he was sure to experience as the first black to play in the major leagues.

I suffered intense racism there for about ten years, violent and abusive, being asked, "Why are you here?", being called ugly, being called a "fat Paki," being the butt of all the jokes.

"Nobody can say they had a greater competitive spirit, and it took somebody who had that fire in order to get through this," the actor said, referring to Robinson and the intense racism he had to overcome in order to excel.

Dozens of hockey fans upset at Ward's Game 7 overtime winner against the Bruins Wednesday night took to Twitter and instead of focusing on the heartbreaking loss/dramatic win decided to focus on Joel Ward's race by unleashing an unforgivable display of intense public racism that many had hoped couldn't possibly take place anymore.

Its raison d'etre is to collect down-­at-­heel celebrities and prod them until they cry or walk out or engage in racism so intense that the chancellor of the exchequer has to make a statement about it.

But in this world, littered as it is with patriarchy, misogyny, and racism so intense that it compels women and girls to hate themselves, even to death, somebody ought to know how... to fight for our girls in our schools, our churches, our homes, and even in these mean streets.

Limbaugh said that MSNBC was becoming a "sick and depraved place" due to the network's "intense" and "singular" focus on racism.

We need books that bring up intense messages of modern themes: sexism, racism, homosexuality.