Sentence examples for racism class from inspiring English sources

Literary scholars have also delved into Nancy Drew, finding racism, class snobbery and, most surprising to the author, lesbianism.

Ellis summed up the feeling behind it: "You suffered through the four levels of oppression – racism, class, sexism and poverty – and you still did all that?

Led by a Brit, Louis Lester, the band prove a runaway hit with the hard-partying aristocracy – royalty, even – until power struggles and racism, class and sex, churn up the waters of their briefly luxurious voyage.

Dancing on the Edge, to be screened on BBC2 from next month, is set in the early 1930s and follows a group of black jazz musicians who entertain London's upper-class society, encountering racism, class prejudice and nationalism.

Occupy activists are thinking deeply about how we might incorporate opposition to racism, class exploitation, homophobia, xenophobia, ableism, violence done to the environment and transphobia into the resistance of the 99%.

His engagement with themes of racism, class, female empowerment and the emotional dislocations induced by war lend the novel social and historical depth in scenes that are both intricately researched and evocatively conveyed.

Their lives have been impacted by racism, class-ism, poverty, and gender-based violence, and it's only been in very recent years that they've even begun, slowly, to be seen as victims, not willing participants in their own abuse.

Although Buck disliked the Holts' religious views, she defended the couple against the child-welfare establishment, arguing that the science of matching was just a form of entrenched racism and class bias, based on ideas left over from the early-twentieth-century eugenics movement.

Racism and class bias strangles talent in the pram.

NatCen's research makes for especially interesting reading on racism and class.

Our idealistic vision involved creating a new sexual democracy, without homophobia, misogyny, racism and class privilege.