Sentence examples for racist from from inspiring English sources

So can we ever really know whether someone is racist from how they answer a survey question?

Like Dorrinson, Carol Foyler, a racist from Chattanooga, Tennessee, said her views about New York have suddenly improved.

Bhaskar Deb has denied the claims in the Indian press, hitting back at the Sydney-based Campion as "a racist from Australia".

Here are excerpts, often explicitly racist, from newspaper articles found in the library of The New York Times, in a clippings folder marked "Jazz".

(This is also true of contemporary country, as evidenced by Brad Paisley's astounding — if perhaps well-intentioned — collaboration with LL Cool J, "Accidental Racist," from 2013).

"Everyone's a Little Bit Racist," from "Avenue Q," delivered a sharper bite here than it does on Broadway, where it is softened by the song's implied connection to "Sesame Street".

And, the N.A.A.C.P. scratched an old wound this week when it called on the Tea Party to expel racists from its ranks.

Should we limit racists from speaking?... Maddow: And should Woolworth's lunch counter should have been allowed to stay segregated?

"Either we remove this group of racists from our field and cut it off from the team, or we are all like them".

Before imposing a code of conduct that was neither called for or welcomed by teachers, Mr Meyrick should look to root out potential racists from our profession.

Though there is nothing Obama can do to stop racists from being racist, he could help stanch the economic piece of this by demonstrating how a reformed government can at times actually make Americans' lives better.