Sentence examples for racist provisions from inspiring English sources

The racist provisions have no legal force, having been amended away.

But achieving consensus on how to deal with racist provisions within the document itself is proving more difficult to obtain.

Only after 66 years – a period greater than an average Aboriginal person's lifetime – was that racist provision amended.

By the 17th century, the Jesuits had instituted the forerunner of the Nuremberg Laws, barring anyone from becoming a Jesuit "who is descended of Hebrew or Saracen stock" -- a baldly racist provision not formally ended until 1946.

"At a time when our country has turned away from a history of racism, we have left a racist and anti-immigrant provision in Florida's Constitution".

Opposition politicians denounced its provisions as unjust and racist.

No, this bill is about writing into the law old Zionist provisions that have morphed into racist and theocratic practices.

Furthermore, its aim is not to carry out mass deportations, which is the desire of only a small racist minority in Italy, but to adopt provisions that put a check on those people who are truly dangerous.

Slim (2002) explains that the early conceptualisation of humanitarianism as the 'philanthropic provision of relief' is inherently racist: 'racism which still lingers from colonialism was often comforted rather than challenged by humanitarian marketing and reporting which took a patronising philanthropic view.

African Americans point to this provision as proof that the founders were racist and didn't view them as humans.

Since Norris and Dobson were not convicted under foresight provisions and there was clear evidence recorded of racist intent, the supreme court ruling will not affect their case.