Sentence examples for racist world from inspiring English sources

The racist world Ali inhabited requires black men to be tough and hard.

"Thurgood" is in fact full of absorbing contrasts -- the tension of Marshall's efforts to combat racism within a racist world and legal system where he would become the first black justice of the Supreme Court.

For the word refers to black-lite, the skin hue that determines a black person's social status, not only in a racist world, but within his or her own family.

Williams even discerns a similar, and probably for many readers an implausible, identification with blacks in "Gone With the Wind," which she sees as affirming not the lost racist world of the plantation but the earthy hunger for land of Scarlett O'Hara's Irish immigrant forebears.

"The world is a very racist world we live in," he added.

Du Bois and John Dewey, Sullivan develops an account of whiteness as a raced and racist habit that is constitutive of the self and formed through transaction with a raced and racist world.

Like the novels of Zadie Smith or the empire of Oprah Winfrey, these comparatively modest books about two comedians posit the existence of a post-racist world, if only in the shape of an audience to receive them.

But although he tries to soft-pedal the racism of the Empire, he cannot disguise the prejudices of the colonists, and sometimes the anecdotes he cites to illustrate a non-racist world view seem to prove the opposite.

I know that you are open to change and critique and, that you, too, want to live in an anti-racist world.

In the issue, the 36-year-old opens up about playing the character of Olivia Pope on "Scandal," her desire to live in a "post-racist" world and more.

Rather than ordinary lives lived by black people, we see extraordinary black lives onstage: civil rights pioneers; success in spite of prejudice; victims of racist abuse; world heavyweight champions.