Sentences with phrase «way is racist»

jp» joke was classless, but in no way was it racist.

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Earl: The way the administration is framing the problem is in terms that are almost explicitly racist.

So I suspect the intention probably wasn't racist, even in a passive, thoughtless way.

In a recent conversation about the difficulties that black women face in the professional sphere, Ibram X. Kendi, author of Stamped From The Beginning, The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, pointed to the ugly mix of race and misogyny that affects the way black women are often perceived.

«The way black women, in particular, have been constructed due to racist ideas, puts them in a very precarious position in the work environment, particularly as they try to ascend the ladder,» he told Fortune.

AfD seems certain to repeat its local success in a general election - in which case Ms Merkel's critics will see her as the German leader who paved the way for a racist and nationalist party to gain a toehold in the national parliament for the first time since 1945.

In no way is FaceGlat racist.

when you all turn into hypocrites is when i get upset... its like black people creating black history month... what if a white person did that... then it would be racist... gay people want to be accepted and not hated on... the answer is not to turn around and hate and attack everyone else... really humans in america are fuct... no way out of it... you have all entangled yourself in a web of hate... grow up

Am I to believe that all Christians are racist because the KKK burns the cross of Jesus Christ on my front lawn, or that most white power groups invoke the name of Christ in a twisted way when spewing their hate?

They know that historically many Christians have been racists and nationalists in ways that are deeply contrary to the gospel and to Wesley's message and mission.

By characterizing oppressive people from the past as one - dimensionally evil, as hateful racist intentionally using the Bible to their own ends, we're able to distance ourselves from their way of thinking, and say «well we would never do that.»

«If I were a conservative Christian (which I most certainly am not), I would be very reasonably fearful, not just as to tax exemptions but as to a wide range of other programs — fearful that within a generation or so, my religious beliefs would be treated the same way as racist religious beliefs are.»

He has proven to be WAY more Christian than most of you hate - mongering, racist, religious - right Christian freaks.

I would like to hear another argument for keeping things the way they are besides «It's Bush's fault» or «you're a racist».

«At this very moment America is way more sexist than they are racist, but you young lady, you got the potential to be the next president of the United States, you believe that,» he said.

NO, NO, NO I am sorry I am not a racist but I see the Muslin religion as de evil that is spreading all over the World with one mission, to convert as many as possible into the brain wash religion (I don't like any organized religion) but the Muslin is a very dangerous one, you can argue with Christian, Catholic, Evangelicals and they will not tried to kill you (they might try to take your rights way but not kill).

If you think most middle eastern people look a certain way, well, that's ignorant and mildly racist.

Having an ally that doesn't see a need for my voice to be present is in many ways of no greater help to me than a declared racist who doesn't think my voice matters at all.

Nothing in this article is hateful, racist or evil in any way shape or form, however 99 % of the comments on here are exactly that which the open - minded and enlightened are supposedly against.

It's now clear to me that, while the belief persisted for many reasons (including the way faith is used as a political weapon), a major reason was that media, racists, and liberal elites alike tend to treat African American Christianity as a cultural, not a theological, phenomenon.

Much of this work is laudable, no doubt, but some of it, like Racists Getting Fired, is simply a way of demonstrating one's own righteousness by punishing people uninitiated in campus speech protocols.

My job is to promote truth justice and the American way, I have never been racist, but tend to protect the homeland from foreign interlopers, I have also opposed identi ty thieves out of principal, go screw yourself doc.

You say you're not racist, but by your statements it sure doesn't look that way.

but that a misconception on their part no real Norse would ever association with them, they only use Odin and thor as a way to say their Aryan, uniformity for them Norse were not Racist ass hates when they came to the new world they breed with the natives, in fact they breed with many of their conquered from the moors to the Irish,..

They explained, «[H] e's now president and we're going to start with a clean slate... If he governs in a racist, misogynistic way, we reserve the right to add it back on.

Also many of these comments are hateful and are descriminating against mormons while calling mormons racists at the same time (isn't that racist toward mormons in a way?).

And Indochina, of course, which is the salient expression of racist warmaking, combined the two issues in an unprecedented way.

Every one of them is racist (heard it from alllll walks of life, by the way - not just one - sided.

Robinson was to be a warrior with a difference, however: Rickey, an adept psychologist who believed in the essential fairness of the American people, wanted a man with the courage not to fight back against the racist slurs, beanballs, and spikings that were sure to come his way — except by giving an unforgettable performance on the field.

Let me add that my biblical vision of the world, in which justice is a central principle, leads me naturally to condemn and to fight strongly against the physical and verbal attacks of which homosexual persons are victims, in the same way that I strongly condemn and fight against racist and anti-Semitic speeches and deeds.

In the second inning of World Series Game 3 on Friday night, as Yu Darvish was in the midst of getting lit up by Houston's lineup on the way to a four - run inning and an early exit, Astros» first baseman Yuli Gurriel was caught on camera in the dugout making mocking, racist gestures about the Dodgers» Darvish, who is Japanese - Iranian.

They were all TRUE and in no way was posting them racist or inappropriate.

Footage of a black man (pictured above) being prevented from boarding a train, before Chelsea fans sang «we're racist and that's the way we like it», spread around the internet, leading to an investigation.

If this is him responding to racist abuse, then it should be looked at very seriously, and I can only sympathise with Evra for the backlash that is gonna come his way regardless for standing up for himself in the situation (if it is racism).

Or a racist that thinks cancer is way cool.

Wenger is stubborn and set in his ways... but not a racist.

Ultimately, the only real, certain and possibly significant cost has been the fetid spattering of racist drivel and incoherent threats thrown his way over the last couple of months.

The disgraceful way he was treated by Chelsea who virtually accused him of being a racist, could easily have left him tainted.

The fans in question were then heard singing «We're racist, we're racist and that's the way we like it.»

The fans in question gleefully chanted «We're racist and that's the way we like it» at Souleymane S, as he's known, while repeatedly shoving him from the train carriage after the first leg of the Champions League last 16 tie between Chelsea and PSGs the way we like it» at Souleymane S, as he's known, while repeatedly shoving him from the train carriage after the first leg of the Champions League last 16 tie between Chelsea and PSGs known, while repeatedly shoving him from the train carriage after the first leg of the Champions League last 16 tie between Chelsea and PSG.

A group of Chelsea fans chanted «we're racist and that's the way we like it» whilst refusing to allow Souleymane Sylla to board the Metro by pushing him off the train.

They express very genuine concerns, they are not in any way racist.

Syracuse University suspended an engineering fraternity after footage surfaced of members speaking and acting in ways «that are extremely racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic, sexist and hostile to people with disabilities,» the university's chancellor said.

Pat (and I'll call you Pat, though I don't believe we've met, just as you chose to refer consistently to the junior senator from Illinois in your column by his first name, as one might a servant or subordinate), I find it fascinating and perhaps even just a little racist to see you identifying a monolithic «White America,» in the same way that it's just a little racist for Rev. Wright to assume a monolithic black American experience.

This is probably the part where she lost the most, you can say what you want about Trump, that he is an ass hole, retarded, racists, an whatnot, but he always was that way and didn't change.

If she mentioned he was African - American, I'm sure all of the Obama supporters would somehow find a way to insist that she was racist.

None I can fathom and I conclude it is only yet another way opf associating racism with Conservatism, what words will you have left for the BNP if most of two countries are racists by inference by your bizarre logic?

Stern notes that these people are not «anti-zionists» but rather object to the way they perceive that Zionism (as they understand it) is used to justify expansionist policies in Israel, displace indigenous people, and racist propaganda from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The way in which the manifesto is able to exploit much of the racist rhetoric about «bogus» refugees used by government and mainstream party political spokespeople during the debates on the Asylum and Immigration Act illustrates the impact of such debate in legitimising the views of fascist and far right groups.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.)-- incorrectly referring to the immigration process as «chained migration» on ABC's «The View» last month — said it is a «racist slur» and a way to «demonize families.»