Sentences with phrase «victims of racism in»

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To smear Daum in this way is totally diminish the meaning of the word racism into nonbeing, and to do a disservice to those victims of real — not imagined — racism.

When this happens the poor will be further victimized and U.S. economic elites can be expected to use racism and ideological campaigns blaming the victim to take attention away from their own role in managing a crisis in defense of their own interests.

Casting the discussion in these terms allows liberals to deplore black crime with a clear conscience; the focus on black victims establishes a connection between their new stand against crime and the older excoriation of the effects of white racism.

The authority they lose transfers to the «victims» of historical racism and becomes their great power in society.

A top Russian official — who adjudicates in racism cases in the country — has sensationally claimed that black players are not victims of racism, if they respond to the abuse with an offensive gesture, according to the Guardian.

While tribal loyalty towards your club and players is all too common and understandable in the world of football, this episode really doesn't paint Reds fans in a great light as they essentially hurled abuse at a player who'd been the victim of racism — an evil that all fans in the game should be united in wanting to stamp out.

I'm not the only black person who has been the victim of racism and if I'm here it's not only to denounce what I've been through but it's for all the black people across the world facing it, everywhere, be it in France, London, the US... It has to stop.

Responding to the violent protests this month in Charlottesville, one of New York City's main police unions, the Sergeants Benevolent Association, has released a video claiming that police officers are the frequent victims of discrimination, or what the brief four - minute clip called «Blue Racism.»

In June 1992, The New York Times wrote: «Sister Souljah was used as a vehicle, like Willie Horton and various other black victims of racism,» she said at a news conference at the Marriott East Side Hotel in ManhattaIn June 1992, The New York Times wrote: «Sister Souljah was used as a vehicle, like Willie Horton and various other black victims of racism,» she said at a news conference at the Marriott East Side Hotel in Manhattain Manhattan.

For every 10 - point increase in the state racism index, the researchers saw a 24 percent increase in the ratio of police shootings of unarmed victims.

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It has scenes of powerful emotion, but because of its large cast, it is more about ideas than lives, especially the idea that in a multicultural society, racism is more complex than we like to think, and doesn't sort its victims into the good and the evil but finds everyone can be a little of both.

Am I any closer to understanding the complex ethics of protecting and concealing an island of African prosperity from a world in the throes of systemic racism, including its victims?

A common science - fiction trope (seen, for instance, in the X-Men series) depicts Western - style imperialism being inflicted upon white, Western peoples — i.e., a dystopian allegory of racism and colonialism with little - to - no representation of its real victims.

In The Audacity of Hope, President Barack Obama complained that some «liberal policy makers and civil rights leaders had erred» when «in their urgency to avoid blaming the victims of historical racism, they tended to downplay or ignore evidence that entrenched behavioral patterns among the black poor really were contributing to intergenerational poverty.&raquIn The Audacity of Hope, President Barack Obama complained that some «liberal policy makers and civil rights leaders had erred» when «in their urgency to avoid blaming the victims of historical racism, they tended to downplay or ignore evidence that entrenched behavioral patterns among the black poor really were contributing to intergenerational poverty.&raquin their urgency to avoid blaming the victims of historical racism, they tended to downplay or ignore evidence that entrenched behavioral patterns among the black poor really were contributing to intergenerational poverty.»

In The Audacity of Hope, President Barack Obama complained that some «liberal policy makers and civil rights leaders had erred» when «in their urgency to avoid blaming the victims of historical racism, they tended to downplay or ignore evidence.&raquIn The Audacity of Hope, President Barack Obama complained that some «liberal policy makers and civil rights leaders had erred» when «in their urgency to avoid blaming the victims of historical racism, they tended to downplay or ignore evidence.&raquin their urgency to avoid blaming the victims of historical racism, they tended to downplay or ignore evidence.»

Black people don't have money to waste traveling only to be victims of racism overseas when at least we can be victims that take advantage of the 2nd Amendment to defend ourselves in AmeriKKKa.

Keith has also exhibited local artists like Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle, who, in line with the #SayHerName social media movement, makes performances and artworks that raise awareness about black female victims of police brutality and racism in the U.S..

«Gordon Parks: Back to Fort Scott», on view at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond until October 30th, examines the dark realities of segregation in Fort Scott, Kansas, where Parks attended a segregated elementary school and was a victim of racism.

Does this ruling give any hope to people who are victim of racism but whose reputation is, in the eyes of the law, not «worth» the same as a world - renowned academic?

After EagleWoman submitted her resignation, she said she'd been a «victim of systemic racism» at the school, which led her to leave the position of dean after two years in the role.

Forum hears of discrimination in housing, Would - be tenants say they were victims of racism, Toronto Star, March 21, 2002

In April, Angelique EagleWoman — the first Indigenous dean of law at a Canadian school — resigned from her position leading the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.After EagleWoman submitted her resignation, she said she'd been a «victim of systemic racism» at the schooIn April, Angelique EagleWoman — the first Indigenous dean of law at a Canadian school — resigned from her position leading the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.After EagleWoman submitted her resignation, she said she'd been a «victim of systemic racism» at the schooin Thunder Bay.After EagleWoman submitted her resignation, she said she'd been a «victim of systemic racism» at the school.