Sentence examples for racist expressions from inspiring English sources

Racist expressions have been legitimised by their use by elected politicians and, worse, the government itself.

"Yes, there was sort of this casual racism, in terms of the racist expressions that were used by that generation.

And I acquired a store of racist expressions of which I was hardly conscious because just about everyone around me spoke this way, and in the entire valley there were no black people to make us choke on the words we used, or at least give us pause.

In case you missed it, the Tea Party feuding was set off last week by a challenge from the NAACP for movement leaders to crack down on racist expressions in their ranks.

It stems from a tradition that embraces the innermost decency of every person while rejecting the indecency of racist expressions.

"You would hope that a nation that's developed with respect to civil rights wouldn't maintain these kinds of racist expressions, expressions of exclusion, of marginalization".

His poor choice of words was immediately labeled a "clearly racist expression" by the French communist party, and set Twitter ablaze.

Of course, I was well aware that in the best-known version of this rhyme there is a racist expression that I was extremely keen to avoid.

Although Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson initially denied reciting a version of the playground rhyme using the word n***** in show footage, that was never aired by the BBC, he has since apologised:  "Of course, I was well aware that in the best-known version of this rhyme there is a racist expression that I was extremely keen to avoid.

This new medium for racist expression is forcing universities to reconsider what it means to provide a safe space on campus for all students.

A good example of this is the Alison Gold music video "Chinese Food", which could equally be read as either (a) the naively racist artistic expression of a generally well-intentioned preteen girl who is white, or (b) a cleverly parodic takedown of "vanity" music videos such as Rebecca Black's infamously horrid "Friday".