Sentence examples for perceived racism from inspiring English sources

They played drums, whistled and chanted and gave speeches in Spanish and English denouncing the perceived racism behind the law.

But at the riots in Tottenham and Hackney in recent days, several rioters cited a hatred of the police, and their perceived racism, as motivating the violence.

Athletes have demonstrated against perceived racism as recently as this spring, when Serena Williams and the Knicks made stands against the Confederate flag flying over the South Carolina statehouse.

"While many of you have been justifiably relaxing with your families or loved ones, I have been answering allegations about my obsession with rape, and re-answering several-year-old questions with regard to my perceived racism," he said.

Mr. Shonibare came of age artistically in the 1980s, during the heyday of the Afro-Caribbean BLK Art Group, whose fierce work protested the perceived racism of the British art world.

But more often than not, their problems arise from an inability to shake off tired views born of colonial-era alienation, which breed oversensitivity to perceived racism or fuel racism in themselves against whites.

"Young people themselves say that they perceive racism as increasing," said Enzo Risso, the director of the SWG research institute that carried out the survey.

Just as we see hazing and binge drinking as inherited ills of Greek life, so should we perceive racism. .

Racism manifested in hospital policies, practices and interactions between hospital staff and Indigenous patients which, over time, led to Indigenous patients perceiving racism in interactions even if it was absent.

Robeson was reportedly disturbed by what he perceived as racism in "The Emperor Jones".

What she perceives as racism has changed little in her decades in Milwaukee, she said, other than having grown "more covert".