Sentence examples for underlying racism from inspiring English sources

'I do not accept there is underlying racism here,' he said.

In a follow-up news piece I said that Reclaim was stoking the fire of underlying racism in Australia, and the risk needs to be taken seriously.

By Richard Brody June 30, 2016 The good intentions of the filmmakers behind "The Legend of Tarzan," starring Alexander Skarsgård, can't mask the underlying racism built into the character.

It may be a matter of underlying racism because voodoo is African and Caribbean in its origins, or because voodoo seems so different from Christianity that it's the perfect Other".

Five players were summoned to appear before the French Football Federation, and as the country discussed the situation, Thuram announced that Evra, responsible for a team that had awoken an underlying racism in French society, should never play for his country again.

Talking, again, about President Obama's birth certificate, he displayed not only the usual pathological inability to admit to an error any error, ever but an underlying racism so pervasive that it can't help express itself even when trying to pass as something else.

His injury was the result of the same thing that caused Bell's death -- a botched undercover operation that probably shouldn't have been conducted in the first place, and more perniciously, the underlying systemic racism that leads to race-based assumptions and fear.

Two hundred years of strife, corruption, outside military intervention, brutal rule, enforced debt, and what can only be characterized as overt and underlying global racism towards the small republic have turned it into the poverty-stricken and under-developed quagmire it is today.

We have long paid little attention to the underlying cause -- racism run rampant.

Look instead to prevailing patterns in housing, employment, and criminal justice, to political and economic forces and underlying mindsets of racism and nativism.

Annabel Pitcher cleverly balances the underlying themes of bullying, racism, depression, and alcoholism with the excitement of forbidden friendship, hope, and ultimately the strength to move on.