Sentence examples for racial fears from inspiring English sources

So were racial fears.

From 1920's decadence to racial fears to Balco.

Kenya!" Calling Obama "the best food stamp president ever" is a clear play on racial fears.

It suited MacKenzie's bellowing homophobia, which, in turn, was consonant with his racial fears.

YET the novel's denouement, retained in the play and opera, seems to express racial fears.

We ignore this institutionalised state of terror and the resulting racial fears at our peril.

Showing a grainy image of a man smoking a crack pipe, the ad seemed designed to inflame racial fears.

It is a reminder that the story of King Kong is a metaphor for racial fear.

In Japan, lock companies appeal to racial fear in advertisements that bluntly link crime to foreigners.

The answer is simple: they do it because they know that playing on racial fear works.

Instead, the party's electoral strategy has depended largely on exploiting racial fear and animosity.