Sentence examples for racism toward from inspiring English sources
Bell changed the headline to "After Years of Racism Toward Neighbors, White-American Man Charged with Murder".
Dynamo Kiev was previously found guilty of racism toward Everton players in March.
Northern hostility, separatism, and racism toward the southerners are at the centre of this split.
Last week, Msgr. Agostino Marchetto, a high-ranking Vatican official, spoke out against "discrimination, xenophobia and racism" toward immigrants.
The other difference in post-Gaddafi Libya was a steep increase in racism toward black Africans and Christians, he said.
Yet some Canadians have criticized the group, saying that racism toward blacks "is an American problem," Ms. Hudson said.
In 2007, Cardinal Ouellet won plaudits for an open letter in which he recognized that "certain Catholic environments" before 1960 had favored anti-Semitism, racism, indifference toward indigenous people and discrimination against women and homosexuals.
Senarens's work, for example, epitomizes the worst aspects of the type: they are poorly written and filled with sadistic racism directed toward Native Americans, African Americans, Irish Americans, Mexicans, and Jews.
In a detailed, candid and critical essay to be published this week in The New York Review of Books, he wrote that personnel changes on the court, coupled with "regrettable judicial activism," had created a system of capital punishment that is shot through with racism, skewed toward conviction, infected with politics and tinged with hysteria.
"I'm learning a lot about racism here toward African Americans and people from Africa here.
There, Joseph witnessed firsthand the hatred and open racism directed toward African American citizens, as well as the minorities serving in the Army, and became disgusted and infuriated with the actions that took place.
