Sentence examples for less racism from inspiring English sources

There is certainly less racism now, but most city neighborhoods are still segregated, making after-school integration difficult.

I don't think we saw any less racism in the U.S. because the Olympics were in Atlanta".

Well, this world — one in which our host stood up for less racism, then cracked a joke about the academy's accountants being cute Asian kids who make our iPhones.

There is less racism, classism, sexism, or general prejudice here than anywhere else I've been.

And, in spite of the personal problems he has faced, Khan believes there is less racism in the game now than there was 10 years ago.

Wenger added that there is less racism in the English game now than when he first joined Arsenal in 1996, while conceding that the fight against racism is "never won".

Today, there is less overt racism, but the economic injustices create an "institutional racism" which exists even while more Blacks are in high places, such as Condoleeza Rice in Bush's Administration and Obama running for President.

Reprints Related items Riots: Living apartJun 28th 2001 Riots: Shades of brownMay 31st 2001The enemy withinThe troubles in these towns say less about racism than about the fuzzy doctrine of multiculturalism.

But on close examination, this story unfolds like origami in reverse, saying less about racism in the South than about the fraught posturing of the summer's raging national conversation on race.

They, and others, are motivated less by racism than by a belief that the established parties of Austria's centre-right and centre-left have been involved for too long in a corrupt carve-up of power and patronage.

She was trying to tell me in ten words or less about racism".