Sentence examples for racialized fears from inspiring English sources

Trump's campaign has been that of an aggrieved white man, losing his place in the world, who is trying to scare his way back to power with racialized fears of the other.

Racialized fear of demographic "calamity".

Among other things, the passage of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 highlights the ways that racialized fear and the criminalization of radical activism contributed to both increased police power and mass incarceration.

This racialized anxiety and fear felt by a large swath of the American public and reinforced by the Trump campaign has to be addressed if we're going to move forward as a united country.

But, though they may be management, they're in the trade, too; their game is to use sex itself to render the girls desperate, glued to their abusive bosses by more than mere fear — a racialized hypermasculinity that proves fragile once Mob-run brothels move in.

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

Such a conversation seemed prime to happen in the context of the debate of the Affordable Care Act, but the law became so racialized that it appeared that many including the Obama administration feared making any explicit references to racial inequities in health care until after the law was passed.

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.

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

Since then, Vladislavic has witnessed a backsliding toward a more racialized and rancorous politics.