Sentences with phrase «motivated by racism»

In 1988, a Manitoba provincial inquiry («the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry») examined the death of Helen Betty Osborne and found that her murder was clearly motivated by racism, that the manner in which the police pursued their investigation was also motivated by racism, and that the refusal of community members to participate in the police investigation was due to the fact that Helen Betty Osborne was an Aboriginal woman.

Lee's predominant use of black and dark tones of clay acts as a metaphor for the dark side of history, or the landscape of the nation in upheaval with increasing reports of violence motivated by racism.

Pit bull adoption bans do not reduce dog bites or dog severity, but they do kill a lot of dogs (and, according to an article in the Washington Post, are likely motivated by racism).

Naturally, the anti-Warsi camp is very sensitive to the charge that it is motivated by racism, sexism or any other prejudice.

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But it's all motivated by racism, the most un-Christian sentiment I can think of.

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By channeling the boys» aggressions into football instead of racism, Boone turns their anger into a positive motivating force.

Motivated by her need to confront ongoing racism in our society, Saar has returned to the potent image of Aunt Jemima.

The subsequent murder investigation into Lawrence's racially - motivated death at the hands of two white juveniles was marred by deep - seated institutional racism.

Social - justice scholar Dr. Robin DiAngelo has coined the term «white fragility» to describe a phenomenon whereby white individuals who are conscious of racism and motivated by good intentions nonetheless impose themselves within a dialogue on race in overbearing ways, so threatened is their sense of centrality by a discourse that does not rely on them to exist.

We need go back just 50 years to see how another disaster in the making — the «population explosion» — led not only to a positive ecological awareness, but also to the formulation and partial implementation of Draconian international social policies that have been revealed in the last decade as being motivated as much by post-colonial fears (and a fair amount of racism) as they were by «hard» science.

The commissioner of the proposed league, Don «Moose» Lewis, denied that racism was the motivating factor behind the restrictions on player nationality and ethnicity, claiming instead that a subset of basketball fans are interested in seeing «fundamental basketball,» rather than the» «street - ball» played by «people of color.»»