Sentence examples for racist structure from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the racist structure cosseted Roof, the killer, and lent him the emotional support he needed.

In order to make sense out of the struggles black men endure, it will take more than moral platitudes to overcome a racist structure designed to fundamentally exclude men of color.

"Every single door I touched, every single person I spoke to ― I will uplift you in so many ways, not only through service but [by] fighting back against every single oppressive, racist structure that needs to be dismantled because you deserve better than what wbe have today in our country," she said.

Cyril, whose work at the CMJ involves fighting for access to the internet for marginalised communities, believes the racism she deals with online reflects racist structures offline.

Israel may adopt policies with which we disagree, but the institutions of social democratic Israel do not bear comparison with the authoritarian and racist structures of apartheid South Africa.

And this was you know, this is part of an attempt to think about um, how to marshal artificial intelligence out of automated decision making in ways that can be more revealing of racist structures rather than sedimenting them.

But regardless of my relative awareness of the racist structures I lived within, it was hard for me — it's hard for white people, period — to feel racism personally.

I loved that this black insider comedy made the powerful white people in the room squirm and, even more delicious, made some of the black folks who have carved out precarious places for themselves within racist structures visibly nervous.

"Other forms of protests have been exhausted and so the disruption today is bringing back to the mainstream discussions around black lives and the racist structures and inequalities we know about".

We asked Nathan Hamelberg, member of The Betweenship group (which probes racist structures from a young, mixed-heritage perspective), to explain the discussion and its wider implications in Swedish society.

That young woman was right in noticing that most white Americans — Jewish, WASP or otherwise — can't or don't fully notice how people of color are trapped by racist structures of power.