Sentence examples for racist concerns from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s, it was an LNP government that over-rode campaigning by the ALP, concerned for Australian jobs, and others with more racist concerns, to allow Vietnamese "boat people" to stay.

The title track discusses racial classification and the root of White fear of African Americans, particularly racist concerns by some Whites over the effect of miscegenation.

Terrifyingly focused accusations that politicians didn't do enough to address that caricature's Perfectly Reasonable And Not Racist Concerns About Immigration.

But all these very not racist concerns about immigration and all this nebulous disdain for elites didn't come from nowhere.

If it was OK for my parents to feel angry about that, why, when white people feel the same thing, is it immediately racist?" His concerns have been fuelled by last year's July 7 bombings: a stark moment which "heightened my concerns [about parallel communities] in ways I could never have imagined".

First, there is the paradox of the tolerant racist, which concerns the objection component.

It is understood his defence is that he did utter the foul, racist phrase concerned, but not in the context of abusing Ferdinand.

As Beaty says, racist (particularly concerning Asians) and sexist images and remarks can be found on almost every page of crime and horror comics.

More than 200 infuriated human rights activists, anti-racists and concerned citizens turned up at Möllevångstorget (a public square) in Malmö.

So my issue is not with disaffected voters, it's not necessarily racist to express concerns about rapid, mass migration, as even the archbishop of Canterbury was moved to remark.

Re "Surge in Racist Mood Raises Concerns on Eve of World Cup" (June 4): When Jim Crow laws existed in parts of this country and black citizens were set upon by racist hooligans, pickets often greeted officials from those regions when they traveled.