Sentences with phrase «racist insults»
The phrase "racist insults" refers to hurtful or offensive comments or remarks that focus on someone's race or ethnicity. It involves using offensive language or stereotypes to belittle, discriminate against, or degrade someone because of their race or ethnicity. Full definition
The sons and daughters of earlier generations of immigrants are hearing the same racist insults that were once directed at their parents.
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Shim said the people leapt from the car and began slamming it with baseball bats and a frying pan screaming racist insults.
Yesterday, a Labour mob took to social media to hurl racist insults at Mr Javid — who was born in the UK to Pakistani parents.
Or rather, to his end: After pushing one of the boys to the brink with awful racist insults, he's clobbered on the head and... well... so begins Mickey's landslide of problems.
Adding racist insult to injury, an American actor badly mangled the Kriol dialect popularly used throughout Belize, inappropriately adding Spanish words.
BeIN Sports's @Benayadachraf just confirmed on air that racist insults were thrown at Umtiti and that's why Umtiti was so mad at the end, screaming, «WHY THIS PHRASE?»
Meaning that if a racist insult demands an eight - match ban, then biting an opponent arguably demands still more.
With John Terry still embroiled in the long running, distasteful episode of the racist insult which was or wasn't ever made, and which certainly wasn't heard by its putative victim, Anton Ferdinand, there were calls for Terry to be excluded, let alone be deprived of the captaincy, on moral grounds.
Three hours or so — the general - release version opening Dec. 31 runs a mere 167 minutes, without an intermission — set mostly in a single room where the unsavory guests and staff trade juvenile and racist insults, periodically murdering each other.
That is, until Tay's comments morphed into a barrage of insensitive and racist insults.