Sentence examples for under racist from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sachs, 75, is a well-known anti-apartheid voice who defended many people who were charged under racist laws.

Despite living in some of the most benighted places in the country, African-Americans are the least likely to move of any ethnic group.These left-behind neighbourhoods, which can be found in Milwaukee, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, New York, Chicago and dozens of smaller cities, are the places where black migrants were funnelled in the mid-20th century under racist housing policies.

Specifically, Noble is "trying to think about centering people who are already living in the margin– who are already living under racist and sexist stress and how these technologies might be exacerbating the harm that comes their way".

During the 1950s, African Americans endured life under racist Jim Crow laws and were used like laboratory rats in government-run medical studies, such as the notorious "Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment".

African American troops suffered disproportionate casualties in Vietnam, suffered under racist cracker leadership, responded to the rising black power struggles back home, and began to identify with the anti-colonial resistance of the Vietnamese -- who were supposed to be their enemies.

His elegy to his gangster friend ("He was a lover and a killer and one of the best storytellers you ever heard") is not only a pretty piece of writing but also a telling catalog of the character traits valued by a black man trying to hold onto his self-respect and stay true to his personal code of ethics while living under a racist society in a Los Angeles ghetto.

As a young lieutenant, he had served under a racist superior, a captain who was a West Point graduate and who seemed to think that the final victory of World War ll would be his ability to drive Gene Takahashi out of the United States Army.

And lastly, the veil refers to black peoples' difficulty under a racist system to see themselves apart from how white U.S.-Americans define and characterize them.

Countless academics, activists, and journalists have documented the inhumane conditions inmates live under, the racist policies that fill incarceration facilities with poor black and brown men, and the urgent need for massive structural reform.

One of the many ways he signed his name in his letters from prison.

However, the grassroots movements that have swept away dictators in Tunisia and Egypt, are on the verge of upending republican and monarchical tyrannies in Libya, Yemen, and Bahrain, and are making strong showings in Morocco, Algeria, and Jordan have completely pulled the rug out from under the racist claims of Israel's supporters.