Sentence examples for settler racism from inspiring English sources
The pages of Haaretz routinely report incidents of rabbinical or settler racism, and even many levelheaded conservatives acknowledge that in the past decade a kind of casual anti-Arab rhetoric has infected political life.
In 2007, for example, David Martin described the decapitation as "an act which speaks not only to the continuance of white settler racism, but also to the power of mimesis to invigorate our modern memorials and monuments with a life of their own".
And, while the country has never been more politically stable since the arrival of the first white settlers in 1652, racism - as recent events in the rugby world have demonstrated - still lingers in South African life.
Groups from the U.S. and Canada organized a "Joint Struggle" delegation which includes gatherings that focus on linkages among prison industries, gender and environmental injustice, labor solidarity, racism and settler-colonialism.
Decolonisation and majority rule, particularly in the colonial-settler states of Algeria, Kenya and South Africa where racism was institutionalised, were a major achievement of the project.
Or consider the psychic traces of race/racism, the ways in which racism shaped our settler-colonial state and its laws, and the ways we embody and live out race-thought every day.
My personal encounters with national social movements and active unrest concerning the injustice, racism, and poverty that Western Settler-colonialism has "gifted" our society makes me feel like change is in the air.
Facing racism from the new flood of white settlers from Ontario, large numbers of Métis moved to what would become Saskatchewan and Alberta.
When racist colonial settlers arrived at the southern tip of Africa during the 17th century, their racism did not preclude sexual relations with the locals.
