You can hardly expect a film that doesn't explain where its only character comes from, what she wants and what she comprehends, to unpack the connotations of its title, but the phrase "under the skin" seems like part of an anti-racial slogan, a reminder that despite our racial or ethnic differences we share some basic components.
They dressed in battle gear, carrying clubs and shields, while shouting racial slurs and Nazi slogans too vile to reprint.
1938 Duce Answers Pope's Challenge on Race ROME — Signor Mussolini flung back the Pope's challenge today [July 30] and gave a slogan for the racial policy in two brief sentences to Fascist federal secretaries gathered at Forli.
His campaigning slogan of "1Malaysia", emphasising racial harmony, now rings hollow.What is more, says Kadir Jasin, an UMNO critic of Mr Najib, it might prove only a temporary respite for the prime minister.
On Tuesday at 3 p.m. sharp, as usual, he left his apartment building on Hancock Street and began his highly ritualized walk, a satchel full of religious tracts slung over his back bearing his Christian slogans and pleas for racial harmony.
The strike was also negatively affecting America's image abroad, particularly in Europe, where the U.S. was fighting Nazi Germany under the slogans of freedom and racial justice.
Almost eight years later, as Selma is being commemorated, demonstrators against racial injustice are employing as a despairing slogan the last words of Eric Garner, an African-American man on Staten Island in the grip of a police choke hold: "I can't breathe".
The town had become a byword for racial division after Conservative supporters used the slogan "If you want a nigger for your neighbour, vote Labour".
Many white residents in particular say the mayor has shamelessly exploited racial tensions with veiled rhetoric like his campaign slogan, "Shakin' off the haters".
Those include "The Lying Press," "Imagine a Muslim Free America," "America is a White Nation," "Stop the Blacks," "Fascism is the Next Stop for America," and "Blood and Soil," which was a slogan in Nazi Germany with connotations of racial purity.
Yet, beneath the slogans, Boston and New Orleans still suffer pessimism reflecting deep racial and economic divides.
