Sentences with word «racialist»

In a few years, however, Hitler and the Nazis would adopt their ideas about «social hygiene» (mixing in racialist ideology and nostalgia for a mythical golden age of Teutonic paganism) and carry out the euthanasia program with a remorseless, pitiless fervor.

Skulls and skeletons of those killed were collected for research by racialist German scientists, the Guardian reports, and it is suggested that some of these entered the US museum as part of a larger private collection acquired in the 1920s.

Note: The single Republican running for the GOP nomination in the 3rd district is Arthur Jones, a Holocaust denier and self - described «white racialist.»

It is a voice that, so far, the screams of nationalist, xenophobic, and racialist prejudice often succeed in drowning out.

In the interwar years Poland was rife with anti «Semites and anti «Semitism, but it was, paradoxically, virtually the only nation in eastern Europe that never imposed any economic restrictions on Jews or racialist limitations on their full participation in the nation's economy.

Mosse carefully distinguishes German National Socialism» in which a virulent racist ideology, drawing on social Darwinism, anti «Semitism, and various nineteenth «century racialist theories, wedded itself to nationalism» from other forms of fascism that downplayed or shunned racism.

... But that would never happen with Dangote because there's too many racialist faces involved, who will prevent that sale from happening.

The Armenians were a minority community that excelled in the arts, academia, and the professional classes; successful, intelligent, and very much «the other» in a Turkey whose young rulers were influenced by the racialist ideologies then prominent in Europe.

While commentators of an earlier generation sought to save Shakespeare and the Christian characters from the charge of intolerance and anti-Semitism by turning the play into an allegory, more recent readings often maintain, to the contrary, that Shakespeare in fact lays the groundwork for the racialist anti-Semitism of a later era in the character of Shylock.

All the racialist slur will disappear, once Dagnote starts sticking billion pound bills up their fins and petting their lizard heads with black - gold - stained hands.

Accusations of anti-Semitism It's like saying Nelson Mandela is a racialist, or something.

Someone would have noticed if I was a racialist anti-Semite!

Relatively few people now reading his 1968 Birmingham speech would disagree with Tory leader Ted Heath's judgement at the time that the speech was «racialist in tone and liable to exacerbate racial tensions».

One is not surprised to see journalist Ta - Nehisi Coates, an acolyte of Obama and proponent of the racialist outlook that courses through Black Panther and its marketing campaign, receive special thanks in the film's credits.

More troubling are those reviews whose authors are deeply and pathologically immersed in the racialist world view that infects the middle - class pseudoleft.

Apart from its racialist theme, the film is nothing more than a conventional Hollywood «blockbuster,» chock full of action sequences, explosions and the rest.

A part of that low - quality education problem lies with the low expectations among teachers and principals, many of whom share Gardner's outdated (and historically, racialist - driven) thinking.

When Thomas B. Fordham Institute education czar Mike Petrilli once again trotted out a defense of ability - tracking, the racialist - driven form of rationing education that essentially declares that poor and minority kids are incapable of comprehensive college - preparatory learning, he made the mind - boggling declaration that teachers need to be freed from «ideological» opposition to teaching methods that in his mind may work.

This sort of backward thinking echo back to the days before the passage of the No Child Left Behind Act in 2001, when education policymakers and practitioners preferred to ignore the racialist policies that often made American public education a way - station to poverty and prison for poor and minority children.

That catalogue is a mess, because they repeat anecdotes, the same anecdotes, because we only have a few from Tanner, because Tanner refused to be swept up in the racialist games of the U.S..