Sentence examples for would be racist from inspiring English sources

Holdsworth tweeted: "It would be racist to say that black people are welcome in church because all are broken.

As journalist Lorraine Berry wrote last month, "The story remains that only the ignorant would be racist.

Well, possibly it doesn't – perhaps there were no green birds available, or they couldn't act so well; you could even argue that it would be racist to insist on a green one.

Whether a "Miss White Britain" competition or a "White Power List" would be racist, after Phillips justified the existence of Miss Black Britain prizes and the Black Power List.

If there were a program that lacked even a single cognitive ability that is characteristic of people, then by definition it would not qualify as an AGI; using non-cognitive attributes (such as percentage carbon content) to define personhood would be racist, favouring organic brains over silicon brains.

Either the listeners sided with the owner of the house (her property, her preference, no different from "only non-smokers need apply"), or they made a more subtle but disquieting distinction: if the room was in a cottage in her backyard, the choice would be racist, but she clearly had the right to share her house, or not, with whomever she pleased.

2) Even if the focus group Democracy Corps conducted were exclusively high authoritarians, it would NOT be true that all would be racists, or motivated primarily by animus toward outgroups, or whatever.

"When I first started going to Wolves games around 1987 there was the odd incident but it was sporadic - there'd be racist chants about other teams' fans, that sort of thing.

You know we'd be racists.

If we had White History Month, we'd be racists.

If we had WET (White Entertainment Television), we'd be racists.