Sentence examples for potential racism from inspiring English sources

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) also stated that another supporter was detained for a potential racism offence and that they are investigating alleged racist tweets.

It's easier to acquire big sites without worrying about hidden basements, or gas stations, or a reputation for violence, or corruption or inefficiency or the potential racism of your customers".

Two years before the World Cup, fan groups have already expressed worries about potential racism against players and supporters, a problem that Russian authorities have repeatedly denied or played down.

The BBC's Panorama programme last month raised the issue of potential racism at Euro 2012 after filming supporters in Ukraine giving Nazi salutes and taunting black players with monkey noises.

Go to any major American city, and you will hear members complain about the body shaming, ageism or potential racism that occurs.

There really wasn't much potential for racism – I never had anyone say anything negative about my race".

For instance, the irrelevancy of ad hominem or ad consequentiam is indicated when discussing potential evolutionary racism by stating "None of this matters to the science of evolution" (TalkOrigins archive [2013b]).

Because just are there are millions of potential victims of racism as long as the underlying causes exist there are also perpetuators of racism.

Nonwhite players were warned Monday not to risk sending their relatives to the tournament because of the potential for violent racism at stadiums in the host countries, Poland and Ukraine.

Those black members of the audience I spoke to on Monday were divided as to whether her Nigerian jokes had the potential to perpetuate racism, although all agreed that Osho is one of the funniest comedians they had seen.

But what Hillary gets – and what she's been fighting for her whole life – is the need to break down all the barriers that hold Americans back from living up to their own God-given potential, including systemic racism and discrimination".