Sentence examples for racist doctrines from inspiring English sources

But he couldn't escape one crucial fact in those racist doctrines: race, for them, was a biological fact.

They should publicly denounce parties that espouse racist doctrines and spew hate-filled rhetoric and clearly define and defend the shared values of an increasingly integrated Europe.

After years of documenting the trend and trying to warn his fellow Germans about the Nazi Party's racist doctrines, Mr. Wiener fled the country, taking his dossiers and files to the Netherlands and then to Britain.

"Given the extent to which the conservative tradition in America was shaped by racialist and outright racist doctrines," Dillard notes, "by heterosexual-patriarchal notions of gender and family and by xenophobic influences, the existence of African-American, Latino, women and homosexual conservatives is that much more fascinating".

"Apartheid, like any racist doctrine, presumed that all white people were natural allies.

The abomination of apartheid involved the suppression of a majority by a minority on the basis of racist doctrine.

In other words, Robb was by this account part mentor to a mass murderer whose only quarrel with Robb's racist doctrine was its cosmetic overlay.

European and "Bantu" were supposedly opposites, yet these portraits reveal a much more mingled and mobile society in the days before apartheid imposed its racist doctrine.

What moved me most during our research was the story of the 16 musicians who were expelled from the orchestra because of the Nazis' racist doctrine: six of them were murdered in concentration camps, and two musicians died in Vienna even before they were deported.

Dendias said the rise of Golden Dawn and its xenophobic and racist doctrine was linked to a surge in undocumented migrants arriving in Greece, which he said were "are a huge burden to our society".

In domestic politics, as well, the implied violence of racist discourse, the verbal Dahiya Doctrines of Avigdor Lieberman and Eli Yishai, have paid off handsomely in the ballot box.