Sentence examples for racist war from inspiring English sources

Neil Lewington was arrested by chance on a train on his way to strike his first blow in his racist war against the "non-British".

In most parts of the world, the invasion of Iraq is being seen as a racist war.

The real danger of a racist war unleashed by racist regimes is that it engenders racism in everybody - perpetrators, victims, spectators.

A short time after that, a heckler who appeared to be shouting, "We won't fight in a racist war," was taken out of the room as well.

Anti-war hecklers disrupted the town hall meeting in Columbus too: "One, two, three, four, we don't want your racist war" came their chant, echoing the Vietnam protests with which the young Mr Berger sympathised.

Young idealists who challenge the status quo face unprecedented hostility and wrath: students in Oxford who objected to the glorification of the racist war criminal Cecil Rhodes were cruelly maligned; student unions are slammed for safe space policies.

He was a narcissist, a megalomaniac, a racist war-mongering blowhard suffering from what one Twitter commentator called part of the "white saviour industrial complex".

Nearly every time someone utters the word "criminal", it's stamped across the screen in mile-high, all-caps letters, turning the chief linguistic weapon of a racist propaganda war back on itself.

Run the Jewels MC Killer Mike was attacking a corrosive mentality rather than just one president – the prison industry, racist policing, war in the Middle East and gangsta rap amorality are all covered – but Reagan makes a cameo via two speeches about the Iran-Contra scandal.

U.S. decision-makers like Truman were portrayed as callous, as racist, as war criminals.

There's still a lot of work to do to address the racist drug war, but this is better".