Sentence examples for making racism from inspiring English sources

I have lost count at how many times I have been told I am making racism the issue.

The campaign against city violence appeals to the white backlach vote indirectly, without making racism a part of the new Republican credo.

As Saïd Bouamama wrote in 2004, the French version of Islamophobia, trying to pass as political secularism, is just a way of making racism respectable.

Presumably, similar but more acute tensions would confront any view of humanity that excluded some biological human beings or denied some of them full moral status, making racism and sexism untenable without placing any pressure on the concept of humanity itself.

It might have made racism more acceptable".

"She is a canny modernizer who makes racism and nationalism sound respectable".

Some campaigners for equality fear that quotas will make racism worse.

He never made racism an issue, but it was a hurdle he had to clear.

He sees the successes of Donald Trump as evidence: "He has made racism and bigotry legitimate.

That's what makes racism harder to identify and root out in Britain.

They passed laws, used government purchasing power to get companies to operate fairly and, bit by bit, made racism unacceptable in the public space.