Not exact matches
Every bit as ugly as
racial bigotry, and just as harmful to those who are affected
by it.
This summer, the New York Times concluded a lengthy series on the perceptions of race among Americans
by saying: «The series has portrayed a stubbornly enduring
racial divide, and the poll suggested that even as the rawest forms of
bigotry have receded they have often been replaced
by remoteness and distrust in places of work, learning and worship.»
More importantly, given that rates of suspensions can be as high in mostly - black schools run
by black principals (and overseen
by superintendents), it's hard to argue whether the problem is one of
racial bigotry (as implied
by Duncan in his announcement), a matter of class bias (just as likely), or haphazard school and district policies.
The high - profile slayings of black men such as Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Freddie Gray just exemplify the problems of overmilitarized police departments, overcriminalization of youth, perpetuation of state - sanctioned
racial bigotry, drug war overkill, and violations of civil liberties
by law enforcement that have been detailed at length
by progressives, conservatives, and libertarians alike.
In 1950s Leukerbad (a place with no
racial diversity) African identity is kept at a distance, evidenced not only
by a
bigotry for outsiders, but also paternalistic donations and missionary work in Africa's European colonies.