Sentence examples for racist organisations from inspiring English sources
Gerry Gable, editor of Searchlight, an investigative newsletter with an admirable record in tracking racist organisations, says he has no evidence of organised racist activity in Telford.
The NUJ publishes guidelines for reporting on racist organisations.
The borough's growing ethnic population was confronted by hardline racist organisations.
Local newspapers carried adverts telling immigrants to stay away, and racist organisations like the National Front were active.But Leicester, a more prosperous place than the riotous towns of the north-west, has changed.
The review found that in the past seven years four teachers and two governors had been publicly identified as members of racist organisations, and that only nine incidents of teachers making racist remarks or possessing racist material had been subject to GTC disciplinary sanction.
If you need to point out that you're not a racist organisation, you're probably a racist organisation.
"Whatever you write," said Jamie, "don't say we're a racist organisation, because we're not".Hanging up the jackbootsHe really meant it.
The statement published on the Ukip website comes a day after Farage took part in a heated radio interview in which he was accused of running a divisive and racist organisation.
Whatever made him think that members (or, in Tommy Robinson's case, an ex-member) of a racist organisation like the EDL would not sell him out in short order?
Now, there are a number of people who have it in for the CST, for example the British National Party's Lee Barnes, who calls the CST a "Zionist paramilitary militia" and a "shadowy racist organisation": Last week the CST put 500 troops on British streets to patrol two parades to celebrate Israel; They call them volunteers, I call them a militia... a Zionist paramilitary militia.
When Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir was allowed to escape the country in a private jet – in defiance of a domestic court order and international law – Nelson Mandela's democracy stood in solidarity with the Big Men of the African Union, who have declared the international criminal court (ICC) a racist organisation that targets Africans for trial.
