Sentence examples for racist assertion from inspiring English sources

Suddenly Arabs are being asked to shed the culture of victimhood, take responsibility for themselves and uncork the creativity of their young.As for the racist assertion that Arabs cannot be democrats, nobody expects full-fledged democracies to appear instantly.

Darwin emphasized the importance of some universal facial expressions in establishing the unity of mankind, challenging the racist assertions of his time that Europeans had descended from a more advanced progenitor that Africans.

If even one of the world's most distinguished scientists, speaking with the authority of a Nobel prize, is not allowed to get away with such racist assertions, maybe this shameful episode will prove to be a final nail in the coffin of the long and inglorious history of scientific racism.

A racist stereotype is the assertion of averae difference--it's the claim that the typical white is superior to the typical black.

Here, then, is the other piece of Berlin's contrapuntal narrative: the interweaving of African-American assertion and racist reaction, the making and remaking of America's relentless racial system.

But Richwine still doesn't see how his assertion could be racist, , "The idea that I am some sort of foaming-at-the-mouth extremist never even crossed my mind".

The African National Congress is trying to win the province, and the Democratic Alliance has dismissed the assertion that Cape Town is racist as a political ploy.

It is certain and unquestionable that any statement beginning, "I don't mean to be racist, but... .. will end with an assertion of unmitigated racism.

Chuka Umunna's assertion that Labour is institutionally racist?

In England, there was Burnley together with the strutting figure of Nick Griffin, whose assertion that he is not racist sits ludicrously with his wish for an all-white Britain.

Beyond the despicable efforts to blame the victim and not the alleged gun-toting racist charged with the crimes, Cotton's assertion reflects a common and romanticized argument by the gun lobby.