Sentence examples for racist perceptions from inspiring English sources

This nine-piece band from New York fit all those criteria, and then add their ebullient fusion of Western rock, Gypsy jazz and Ukrainian folk, implicitly challenging racist perceptions of eastern Europeans and Gypsies as scrounging refugees.

Rose's lawyer, Mark Baute, depicted the plaintiff as a manipulative liar who preyed on racist perceptions of black men to try extract a fortune even though she had welcomed the trio with "open arms and open legs".

Buoyed by racist perceptions of Africans and West Indians as more hard-working than our African-American counterparts, black immigrants often actively distance ourselves from issues like police brutality, which we too often believe to be relevant only for native-born black people.

In an essay for BuzzFeed, writer and photographer Syreeta McFadden described how those photos fed into racist perceptions of black people: "Our teeth and our eyes shimmer through the image, which in its turn become appropriated to imply this is how black people are, mimicked to fit some racialized nightmare that erases our humanity".

But unlike my grandmother who came before me, I make it a priority to reinforce to my son that racist perceptions are their fault, not his.

*Although all of the above are ignorant and racist perceptions that have been used to break down black self-esteem and perpetuate white dominance since slavery, I must digress on this point.

Moreover, the violence of such racist perception is not always subtle.

The trial itself offers critical insights into the riotous possibilities based on racist perception.

So if the world that tunes those expectations is sexist or racist, future perceptions will also be similarly sculpted — a royal recipe for tainted evidence and self-fulfilling negative prophecies.

Like everyone else in authority, they seem to them to be racist – a perception only heightened by the geographical divide.

Many of the potshots were glancing (Newt Gingrich Tweeting that Sotomayor was a "Latina woman racist"), but the perception that Sotomayor was a temperamentally and intellectually invalid candidate, posited largely by backers of other candidates during the selection process, had infiltrated the debate.