Sentence examples for racist perspectives from inspiring English sources

According to the report, "Several councillors interviewed believed that by opening up these issues they could be 'giving oxygen' to racist perspectives that might in turn attract extremist political groups and threaten community cohesion".

Professor Alexis Jay's report, commissioned by Rotherham Borough Council, said: "Several councillors interviewed believed that by opening up these issues they could be 'giving oxygen' to racist perspectives that might in turn attract extremist political groups and threaten community cohesion".

Any failure to tackle sexual abuse by Pakistani men for fear that it could "give oxygen" to racist perspectives can only be condemned.

Several journalists, along with student protesters at Princeton, have juxtaposed Wilson's racist perspectives and policies of the early 20th century, with present-day commitments to creating an environment in which black and brown faculty, women, and students can thrive.

Unless whites stop seeing things from a racist perspective there is little hope for justice and equality.

We are convinced it was a hate crime with a racist perspective," said Niclas Hallgren, the chief of police in Trollhättan.

On its face, the song — a ballad that alludes to Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," but with more of a Stephen Foster chord progression — wryly adopts a racist perspective, in much the same spirit as "Rednecks," a cringe-worthy Newman classic.

From a very, very racist perspective.

The book reflects an ugly historic truth about the institutional racist perspective Europeans had toward Africa and its people, and this helps tell the story of colonial conquest and how this region is the way it is today.

Janet was there, bringing an anti-racist perspective to the new movement.

This reframing is used primarily to justify and rationalize racist and xenophobic perspectives.