Sentence examples for reporting on racist from inspiring English sources

The NUJ publishes guidelines for reporting on racist organisations.

I've been reporting on the racist hordes roaming Germany's streets for a while now.

We are bound by the laws of journalism to make mention that Ben Harper a random Queen's Commerce student who just happens to be the son of a former Canadian prime minister was very, very upset with VICE after we reported on the racist party.

Starkman discusses pivotal investigations through the nineteen-nineties: reports on racist banking practices known as "redlining," thieving brokerage firms that cold-called their way through fraud, and the crooked incentives of "spinning," the practice of underwriters giving I.P.O. shares to favored clients, essentially bribing those clients to buy future underwriting services.

BBC Radio 5 live football reporter John Murray on reports of racist abuse towards Mario Balotelli at Estádio do Dragão: "The Manchester City media team mentioned that in the first half there had been some incidents that they had a fair idea was racist towards Mario Balotelli.

For example, a limited literature reporting on the intersectional nature of homophobic and transphobic (e.g. [11]), Islamophobic and genderphobic (e.g. [12]) and homophobic and racist (e.g. [13]) victimisation has begun to emerge.

Todd Johnson, a former aide to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, resigned as a Defense Department staffer after CNN reported on his past racist and Islamophobic posts.

Uefa's disciplinary panel acted on reports of racist incidents when Steaua beat Norway's Stromsgodset 2-0 on 23 July.

And Northumbria Police said they were investigating one report of racist abuse from a supporter during the 1-1 draw between Sunderland and Newcastle at the Stadium of Light on Sunday.

The Senate Judiciary Committee killed Sessions' nomination, partly after hearing witnesses report on some of his racist views.

Conversely, living in areas of higher own-group density was associated with a reduction in the reporting of racist and discriminatory experiences for some groups.