Sentence examples for plainly racist from inspiring English sources

But the poll is clear: Even plainly racist depictions of blacks — much like plainly racist epithets — are far from universally condemned.

It's hard to imagine how the president could have been more plainly racist.

But this particular line of attack on criticism of Obama is plainly racist.

And they drew a backlash from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, many of whom called Mr. Trump's utterances unacceptable at best and plainly racist at worst.

He talks about the Zulu warriors who crushed a British Army in South Africa in 1879 in terms that seem plainly racist by today's standards, even as he shows his respect for their bravery and skill.

Several of these statements were cited by the judge's decision in Irving's lawsuit against Penguin Books and Deborah Lipstadt, leading the judge to conclude that Irving "had on many occasions spoken in terms which are plainly racist".

"The advice that we received from leading counsel – Andrew Thomas QC of Lincoln House chambers – was that the back page image was plainly anti-racist, and satirical and incapable of falling within the definition of "racial hatred" under section 17 of the Public Order Act 1986 – being the grounds on which GMP apparently seized the magazines in the first place.

Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal is covered in paragraph 14 and the code plainly treats this as racist behaviour.

The record was plainly inspired by the uproar over "Accidental Racist," Paisley's infamously misguided meditation on American race relations.

The fight should also be against marijuana arrests and racist policing, or perhaps just plainly against cops.

As for the sentiment in the community, we need not go further than racist comments that were previously plainly visible in the Glendale News-Press' comments sections on its website and Facebook page.