Sentence examples for racist opinion from inspiring English sources

To express a racist opinion in America today is a career-ending mistake.

So if a judge issues a racist opinion, that's OK, as long as he's just acting like a racist but isn't one deep down inside?

Most comment sections are linked to people's Facebook accounts, so you just have to find someone with a Confederate flag avatar expressing a racist opinion, click through to his or her profile, and select "Add Friend".

One news site had to suspend its comments section as racist opinions poured in.

The internet is awash with racist opinions of all hues – but when are prosecutions worth pursuing?

Pretending race doesn't exist leaves young children to form their own — often racist — opinions.

"It's become more OK to have racist opinions, and it's getting closer and closer to something that feels dangerous," Thuresson argues.

A line is crossed, though, if they voice racist opinions while on the job or if off-the-job racist speech damages the work of the department, he said.

Among the variously disturbing trends taking form at these Olympics – from athletes posting racist opinions on Twitter to those horribly cool hugs between female gymnasts – is one that can be spotted mostly from the waist down.

Throughout my childhood the animus between the city and the suburbs was a constant theme, with Detroit's mayor, Coleman Young, advising criminals to "hit 8 Mile Road" (code for getting out of the city and into the suburbs), and suburbanites expressing frankly negative and often shockingly racist opinions about the city and its leaders.

The flag, which represents the region that seceded from the Union in 1861 in defense of slavery, has become the focus of rising tension in South Carolina as a result of the racist opinions expressed by the suspected shooter, Dylann Roof, 21, who was arrested a day after the rampage in a car that bore the Confederate icon.