Sentence examples for racist rules from inspiring English sources

Stafford hates the smothering effect of social norms; she spends her career inventing alternatives to cocktail parties and the (sexist and racist) rules of the game.

The racist rules of Montgomery, Alabama required that Parks exit the bus through its back door.

As the leader of South Africa's anti-apartheid movement, Mr Mandela spent 27 years in prison during white racist rule.

Between the anvil of united mass action and the hammer of the armed struggle, we shall crush apartheid and white minority racist rule".

Mr. Mugabe seeks to portray the opposition as a conspiracy in which blacks are being manipulated by unreconstructed white Rhodesians bent on reviving the racist rule of Ian Smith.

This is the most tragic part of the history of Zimbabwe, which so successfully struggled to liberate itself from a racist rule that limited the identities of citizens to the colour of their skin.

People of mixed race are not the only ones disappointed; people in all racial groups have felt the shocks and pangs of South Africa's slow and painful progress from authoritarian, racist rule to multicultural democracy.

There wasn't just sadness in the air when he was hospitalized last year; there was discomfort, and for some people even fear — fear that his death might be followed by violence, a belated outburst of revenge against the racist rule of yesteryear.

One day they will learn it in school, and we want them to be able to say, 'We were there.' " Mr. Obama not only praised Mr. Mandela at the news conference, but in his first visit here as president also hailed South Africa's historic integration from white racist rule as a shining beacon for the world.

A small girl and her father stood outside Mandela's Johannesburg home with a stone on which was written a get-well message for Mandela, who helped end white racist rule and became the country's first black president in all-race elections in 1994.

There's the love of the man, but there's also the question: Who will bind us?" There is a yearning for the exhilarating days when South Africa peacefully ended white racist rule, and a desire to understand the imperfect, big-hearted man who embodied that moment.