Sentence examples for racist point from inspiring English sources

If I add that the verse-speaking is often dismal, people will assume I am making a racist point; and, in a sense, I am.

The obvious answer, from a deeply racist point of view, might be that the historically lower economic status of black people in the US makes Smith less suitable to play the scion of a super-rich, upper-class American family.

Those days have been sold to a Russian oligarch, whose nationality is, of course, not relevant from a racist point of view; it is there to underline how physically distant are the people whose interests are being served by the new equations.

So what's happening at a very subtle level you don't have to even express a racist point of view, you're just simply telling a story from your point of view, as factually as you're inclined to relate it.

French law, for example, imposes sanctions on those who deny crimes against humanity or who express racist points of view.

My white colleagues are also getting fed up that the term used so heavily now, "institutionally racist", points to them being racist themselves and tarnishes them all with the same brush.

In his defence, he said he was not a racist, pointing out that his children went to integrated schools and that he had shared a hotel room with a black attorney several times".

She spent time explaining why she believes Trump to be a racist, pointing to his leadership of the birther campaign and allegations that the Trump Organization discriminated against African Americans.

If there are people like that, am I not allowed to do it?" His intentions might not be racist, I point out, but he uses the same cliches in his portrayal of black people that openly racist people use.

A politically charged, anti-racist rallying point in its early days, it is still commited to inclusivity – without being overly earnest about it.

Its leader, Marine Le Pen, has sought to end the party's racist image, pointing out, for instance, that it has Jews among its members, but many still identify the FN with her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, a convicted Holocaust-denier.