Sentence examples for racist patterns from inspiring English sources

Back then, even Mr. Stern's critics questioned whether comments made by a commissioner in private amounted to racist patterns at his agency.

As a result, "the Montgomery bus boycott, so often thought of as merely a public accommodations case, was really rooted in the struggle to protect and defend black women's bodily integrity," says Wayne State University associate professor and author Danielle McGuire, who is among a growing list of scholars documenting the racist patterns surrounding violence against black women.

People who appear racist by implicit measures might disavow racism and inhibit racist patterns of response on explicit measures (such as when asked to rate the attractiveness of faces of different races) because they don't want to be seen as racist a motivation that might drive them whether or not they have accurate self-knowledge of their racist attitudes.

I do not expect racism to end in my lifetime, and I know that I continue to have problematic racist patterns and perspectives.

The author also points the racist pattern of the dichotomy East and West in comparison to the social white and black people segregation.

In the letter, Freeman claims there is a racist pattern in the "Idol" disqualification process.

Now, as police union comments make clear, anybody standing up in solidarity against this racist pattern in policing will be considered a murderous threat too.

Long after many Americans cease to consciously and actively discriminate against racialised "others," there persists racist social patterns dictating where people live, which organisations they belong, what schools they attend and so on - that were created during slavery and de jure segregation.

Pattern matching at its core is not racist, as black investors pattern match to the same levels as their white counterparts.

In recent years, the nationalist movement has become large and increasingly malignant, responsible for a pattern of racist violence against non-Slavs that includes kidnapping, torture and murder.

Obama twice drew on the findings of a scathing DoJ report that concluded on Wednesday that there was a pattern of racist discrimination perpetrated by the police department and court system in Ferguson, Missouri, where Brown was shot dead last August.