Sentence examples for racialized attack from inspiring English sources

In response to Scafetta, Wilton wrote in an e-mail Thursday: "This is the first time an African-American professor has served as chairperson of human development, and this racialized attack on my leadership is a libelous misrepresentation of my character, integrity and professionalism.

What has been certain is that Obama is black enough to be the target of racialized attacks from, among others, Tea Party enthusiasts and rightwing radio hosts who find no qualms with referring to him as a "magical negro".

On today, the first anniversary of the tragic killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, we are reminded that racialized and sexualized attacks have been rained on men and women of color throughout history.

One important study that should be mentioned demonstrated how "racialized" names trigger racial schemas.

These attacks are grounded in the continuous racialized attitudes about black men in this country".

Racism elicits hatred and distrust and precludes any attempt to understand the racialized Other.

Conservative isolationists such as Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Bill O'Reilly whipped Ebola concern into a conspiratorial, racialized hysteria to call for West African travel bans and attack the Barack Obama administration.

In his 1970 State of the Union address, in which he expended less than a hundred words on Vietnam, made no explicit reference to race, and yet launched a new racialized politics with calls for a "war" on crime and attacks on the welfare system, Richard Nixon spent almost a thousand words on the environment, which he called "a cause beyond party and beyond factions".

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They get promoted from racialized black music to universal pop music in an economically driven process of racial transcendence".

They represented a dark, racialized idea of the American future.