Sentence examples for systemic bigotry from inspiring English sources

And while the media is rife with sensationalized examples of these problems, we don't hear as much about how profiling and systemic bigotry impact the lives of average, hard-working, law-abiding black citizens.

That is utopian in its naivety, to say the least, and conveniently masks the systemic and institutionalised bigotry of the past.

"Rather," he continued, "it illustrates a systemic crisis of religious bigotry and intolerance" in New Square and similar Hasidic communities.

In the end, it is not just religious-excused bigotry, but social exclusion, systemic violence and official indifference – and in some cases connivance – that we are fighting.

Such small instances of bias add up to a very real, lasting and marginalising sense of injustice that leaves one moving through the world bracing always for the next misunderstanding, systemic oversight, eruption of small-mindedness or outright bigotry.

Still, it's oddly perplexing that in a country whose culture is so firmly rooted in systemic anti-black racism, Trump, who never hesitates to snatch the low hanging fruit of bigotry, hasn't gone into hyper-drive about black people in America – all the standard black people tropes seem right in his wheelhouse.

Whatever the systemic failures of the US electoral process - and these are legion - and despite the fickleness, apathy and bigotry the electorate demonstrates, the view from the UK is that every presidential run-off has an epochal character.

Bigotry disguised as religion is still bigotry.

God, much less bigotry.

Bigotry is learned.

Boycott senseless bigotry!