Sentence examples for racist assaults from inspiring English sources

Indians believe that Australian authorities are in denial about racist assaults against their compatriots.

What's more, Obama will recognise all too well the racist assaults on Sadiq Khan, Labour's candidate for London mayor – not dog whistle but foghorn.

On this, Plan B raps about prostitutes on heroin and racist assaults and the record dominates tonight's fleeting experience, which takes place in a London warehouse reminiscent of Arthur Daley's lock up.

Concerns about a "cultural invasion" have been expressed; anecdotes abound of rising crime in areas populated by migrants, though there is no evidence to support this; and racist assaults have begun to occur.

A large number of attacks in Germany have taken place in the former east: in 2014, 47% of racist assaults were recorded in the five regions that once made up the GDR, even though only 16% of asylum seekers have been allocated to the so-called Neue Länder.

Racist assaults on Muslims have increased.

To younger "New Politics" Democrats, however, the war embodied the very opposite: a racist assault by an administration that was itself practically imperialist.

This is a man who displays a kind of calm insistence that he has had to cultivate as a defence against all sorts of racist assault.

Having only read about The Great British Bake Off in the Daily Mail, I assumed the show was principally a racist assault on white people, aimed at promoting fundamentalist Islam by allowing Muslims to bake cakes.

The question then becomes: could one continue paying taxes and participating in civic life – or worse, actively benefiting from a Trump presidency, given his racist assault on American democracy?

He served nine months in prison for assault (his defence was that he thought he was being followed), was convicted for firing a flare gun over the heads of teenagers climbing on his roof, and was charged with a racist assault.