Sentences with phrase «about racial slurs»

The first, lasting 30 minutes and moderated by Ball and featuring Bishil, Macdissi, and Hussam Ayloush of the Council on American - Islamic Relations (CAIR) brings up a lot of thoughtful points about racial slurs and the role of minorities in the media, but that's a mere warm - up for the main event, an impassioned discussion with Ball, Erian, and Rajdeep Singh Jolly, Legal Director of Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF).

It talks about the racial slurs, then says Manny was the one who started it.

A UKIP AM has been questioned by the Welsh Assembly's standards committee about a racial slur she used to describe a Labour MP.

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Every few months, it offers users new tools to mute racial slurs or report threats, but even though the company says it has stepped up its rules enforcement by an order of magnitude, users who report abuse typically hear there's nothing to be done about it.

Racial slurs have been made about his family.

I met a woman who, as a little girl, watched a cross burn in her front yard and endured teachers at her new school shouting racial slurs at her because the community around her was angry about integration.

Something about the campus environment predisposes students to react to seemingly negligible events (an email about Halloween costumes, rumors of exclusion from a frat party, one person hearing racial slurs from a passing driver) with shocking levels of anxiety, including a particular distress about free and therefore potentially offensive speech.

He was very open about how he was mainly sorry he got caught, denied that's who he was (even though he literally admits to being a racist), and blamed his using of racial slurs on his area of upbringing from 50 years ago.

Her newfound online fame was almost certainly a result of the infamous primary battle she survived this summer on the way to victory in November, a four - way GOP slugfest marred by racial slurs, unproven allegations of infidelity and whispers about her religion.

Did Anne Marie Morris talk to anybody about the casual use of racial slurs?»

Buffalo Municipal Housing Commissioner Joseph Mascia has apologized for racial slurs he made about Mayor Byron Brown, Council President Darius Pridgen and other African - American officials.

LANGUAGE 7 - About 16 F - words, many anatomical references, several scatological references and mild obscenities, some religious profanities, many racial slurs and insults.

This would have ramped up the tension considerably, with the Joint Chiefs steaming extra hard and whining about that interloper (by way of racial slurs).

I've seldom seen so many racial and ethnic slurs hurled about by so many characters, heroes and villains alike (though Jan Hrebejk's Up and Down, a strikingly similar feature from the Czech Republic that was recently nominated for an Oscar, comes close).

But the parent part of the equation went unnoticed amid bigger headlines (such as teachers calling students racial epithets and slurs such as «whore» and no one doing anything about it, and that students can lose nine to 12 months of learning from one year with a grossly ineffective teacher).

About time, I've been waiting to be called a racial slur through my phone.

In general chat (visible to all players in a given area) there are regular Asian racial slurs, calling people Chinese gold farmers or straight up chinks or gooks, or making remarks about slant eyes.

Since Google thought its best to ask the internet about the name ideas, the internet went berserk with racial slurs and cuss words.

The study showed about 20 per cent of Australians had experienced forms of racial hate talk, verbal abuse or racial slurs; 11 per cent experienced work or social exclusion; and more than five per cent had been physically assaulted because of their race.

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