Sentence examples for racist notions from inspiring English sources

In America, Owens's extraordinary talent was explained away by similarly racist notions.

Their work promoted new images of black Americans and challenged accepted, often racist notions of black creativity.

The racist notions that Neil embraced in his "white" life become a threat to his humanity after he turns black.

In one celebrated case, he charged that a famous study of human skulls in the mid-19th century had been manipulated, probably unconsciously, to support racist notions.

In an October 2001 speech, Mr. Mbeki also questioned whether racist notions about black sexuality drove AIDS activists, many of them white, to stage protests demanding antiretroviral drugs.

One of Ernest's aunts, who spewed racist notions about Indians, was also visiting, and the last thing Mollie needed was for Anna to stir up the old goat.

"In their own view, they rejected any racist notion.

"Remember, it's not about blaming individuals... Rather, it's about pointing out the repeatedly implied racist notion that white people are superior to POC [people of color] and that POC need salvation from our own color via white strength".

Yet Trump continued last night his self-congratulations for compelling the President to do this, along with the grotesquely racist notion that it was "good for him" (i.e., for the President).

Back in the 1960s, my mum used to to find the racist notion that she should "go home and swing on a banana tree" a laugh-out-loud moment, because banana trees are actually made of big leaves, not branches, and are too precarious for anyone to swing on.

"It's about pointing out the repeatedly implied racist notion that white people are superior to POC and that POC need salvation from our own color via white strength," she added.