The phrase "racist aggression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any kind of racism-driven behavior that is aggressive in nature. For example, "The city witnessed a rise in racist aggression following the election."
Amid a climate of racist aggression and with journalists under threat, progressive politicians are too focused on their own differences to offer an alternative.
For people who live free of the threat of police brutality and racist aggression, simply being called racist is a wounding personal attack.
The latest racist aggression dates back to last Tuesday, when a woman from Ivory Coast was attacked in Bari, in the south of Italy, by men and women who kicked and punched her while shouting racist insults.
The perception that the Vietnamese were parallel sufferers of white colonial racist aggression also flourished in the late 1960s and was reflected in a comment made by Muhammad Ali on the TV programme Soul! "They want me to go to Vietnam to shoot some black folks that never lynched me, never called me nigger, never assassinated my leaders".
While anti-black racism has deep roots in Italian society — even in recent years, black politicians and footballers have faced appalling racial abuse — many black Italians told VICE News that, since the new government came to power, they have experienced overt acts of racist aggression for the first time in their many years in the country.
Observation of Aggression.
How else would perfectly normal people engage in the horrors of slavery in the past or racist aggressions today?
Shared irresponsibilities We see the irresponsibility of journalists who, instead of providing the official statistics of racist aggressions, relay the deliberately misleading figures put out by the Collective against Islamophobia.
The director mines the picaresque action for grand ideas, including the intimate conflicts arising from his artistic ambitions and, above all, the self-denying performances that a black person must stage in his daily life for the sake of mere survival, as when, fearing his own arrest, he absorbs, with a grand rhetorical flourish, a white racist's aggressions.
I think it's also important to mention that many Black millennial women are struggling with racist micro-aggressions in the workplace and outside of it.
As the "I, Too, Am [Berkeley/Harvard/Princeton/etc.]" campaigns suggest, we have to deal with anti-Blackness at PWIs in the form of racist micro-aggressions and race-neutral syllabi that imply that Black people have had nothing at all to say about a given topic.
