Sentence examples for rising prejudice from inspiring English sources

The IHRC report links rising prejudice to politicians and the media and says: "Just over half believe that politicians condone discriminatory acts against Muslims.

But whatever surge of anti-Semitism might have accompanied Israel's battle to stop terrorist attacks by Hamas out of Gaza, the rising prejudice and malice dates back well before that.

I fear the rising prejudice against Muslims in America is an ugly symptom of intolerance and xenophobia that is being spread by those who seek to 'otherize' the latest immigrant group.

Civil rights, however, helped create space for many more Zora Neale Hurstons — black writers, actors and artists who rose above prejudice, like she did, with buoyant self-assurance and lines like: "How can any deny themselves the pleasure of my company!

And in the ensuing tussle, our laudable efforts to rise above prejudice are swept away by baser impulses.

"On Sept. 11, let's show that we can rise above prejudice and hatred and be the kind of conscientious citizens who give back to our country through a national 'Muslim Serve' campaign," the organization said in an announcement.

He may be a comedian by trade, but Aziz Ansari has something very serious to say about Donald Trump and the rising tide of prejudice. .

None of that has any effect on wannabe terrorists or rising anti-Muslim prejudices.

In Richard Schickel's otherwise excellent review of Yunte Huang's "Charlie Chan" (Sept . 5 he praises the numerous Chan movies made in the 1930s and '40s for rising above the prejudices of the era in which they were made.

The Class of 2002 has risen above bias and prejudice.

That was the thinking of a generation shattered by the second world war, desperate to create the global institutions that would not just prevent any repeat but for ever stop the nationalist forces of hatred, division and prejudice from rising again.