Sentences with word «xenophobia»

The rise of xenophobia in Australia and globally was important context for the conference, as «the glue that holds us together continues to be weakened and diluted».

The organisation expressed its concerns over the estimated 100 Nigerians that had been unlawfully killed and businesses destroyed during incidences of xenophobia in South Africa in the last two years.

These sentiments are often fueled by xenophobia.

And in some cases, «buy American» (or «buy Canadian» or «buy U.K.» or whatever) is a thin disguise for xenophobia, and perhaps racism.

Lowitja Institute CEO Romlie Mokak said the conference comes at a time of rising xenophobia globally and domestically, and at a «critical juncture» in Australia, with the need for a «big yarn» about constitutional recognition and reconciliation — which will play a vital role in the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people.

The bigger picture is warning against xenophobia and selective dehumanization packed in a comically - tragic road movie of two oldtimers reflecting on their life.

At best, you might get some broad geopolitical analysis that borders on xenophobia: «The most important fact about the rise of China to great power status is that almost all their neighbors hate them, and have for thousands of years.

A proposal to demolish 20,000 social housing properties and replace them with 36,000 upgraded houses attracted a campaign that was tinged with xenophobia.

Originally created for the Brighton Festival in 2014, The British Library is U.K. - focused, and with the passing of Brexit, even more relevant as a response to the increased xenophobia in Britain.

For those who might question the relevance of such a show in their lives, Times art critic Christopher Knight delivered an opening line of his review that read: «Given deplorable declarations of American xenophobia now splashed across newspaper front pages, clogging social media outlets and upending television news shows, there could be no more impeccable a moment for a retrospective of Jimmie Durham's art.»

(I suspect the problem isn't so much xenophobia as habit; most Americans have never seen a subtitled movie and probably regard the prospect of seeing one as work.)

Gerson and others have been highlighting this most recent issue vis - à - vis Europe's infamous history of anti-Semitism, which has long been a sociopolitical stain of xenophobia across European lands.

It's as fun and as fanciful an adventure as anyone could hope for, with genuinely thoughtful subtexts about xenophobia, propaganda, racism, and plenty of other lofty subjects that Anderson rarely tackles.

The prime minister must be prepared to voice her concern over xenophobia wherever it emerges.

He expressed the shock felt by us all after the Paris killings, and the importance of not allowing them to fuel xenophobia towards Muslims.

Considering the profound xenophobia of the current administration, why not curate a show of work made in the U.S. by artists who aren't American citizens?

Fadi's transition to his new life is deeply influenced by vivid memories of the war, his lost sister, and a caring community of fellow Afghanis and other immigrants as well as hateful xenophobia triggered by 9/11.

An hour later Jeremy Corbyn responded to the speech by also accusing the Tories of encouraging xenophobia and hatred.

The shadow chancellor cited «right wing xenophobia» as a potential probelm with a fresh referendum.

«We march because xenophobia and religious intolerance are ever present in this land of the free and home of the brave, but we will triumph.»

I tend to agree he was the victim of highly selective justice, but I also recall him lecturing me for alleged xenophobia when he was still on the political career ladder.

Mary: Even when the legislative environment is inclusive and extends educational opportunities to refugee learners, as we see in the Kenyan context, national security threats can roll back any progress made by refugee students in gaining access to national schools, as fear and xenophobia trigger government crackdowns on relocating urban refugees back to the camps or their countries of origin under the guise of «voluntary repatriation.»

«Bray illuminates the dark side of the American Dream in her long - awaited sequel to The Diviners (2012), weaving xenophobia, industrial progress, Jazz Age debauchery, government secrets, religious fervor, and supernatural horror into a sprawling and always entertaining narrative.»

[1] Today, amid growing social tensions and extreme xenophobia, Rosenberg's Color for the People intended to create space for remembering the vital roles that color (and food) continue to play in shaping our consciousness and in fostering shared experiences of pleasure and joy, which are, as Rosenberg says, «medicine for times like these.»

Substituting the word immigrant for Metroid (the game's jellyfish - like aliens), the artist intermingles vintage gamer culture and Brexit - era xenophobia, in a gesture that encapsulates the oscillations between

Here in Australia xenophobia is rampant among too many.

We know well the term xenophobia («fear of strangers»).

The intervention raised questions about European xenophobia and the historical treatment of Muslims in Italy, but these discussions were cut short less than a month after the exhibition opened when Venetian authorities shuttered the project.

The Dowdle Brothers» occasionally competent action is rendered inert by disgusting xenophobia.

Piper, too, would later make work that continued to deal with ethics more broadly, expanding the concerns at the heart of her earlier work which often confronted xenophobia, no longer taking her race or gender as the subject of her work.

Apple's iPhone patents are not nearly as great as its products, and even though Apple also has far better lawyers than patents, Apple's litigation would have gone nowhere if not for certain peculiarities of the U.S. patent system such as jury trials, which are statistically biased in favor of domestic companies suing foreign rivals (see Xenophobia in American Courts).

The agreement is voluntary, however, and some European regulators believe that legislative measures are necessary to prevent such services from spewing xenophobia and racism.

Trump owes Republican leaders in Congress nothing, and those leaders have every reason to remain wary of the threat Trump's misogyny, nativism, and xenophobia represents to the party's future electoral prospects.

Speaking with Bloomberg, Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham said Silicon Valley would be «the first to suffer if it got harder to come to America or if increasing xenophobia made fewer people want to.»

What is more unfortunate is that contemporary bishops, who have been exposed to and educated in the modern world and its global challenges — at least by comparison with their predecessors, who were restricted by the «iron curtain» or oppressive xenophobia — appear less interested in transcending any prejudice and parochialism.

It sees those who foster xenophobia and racism and call it «Christian culture».

Reznik shows how the national - patriots (as they call themselves) widely exploit traditionally popular xenophobia and anti-Semitism.

I do not need to study any of world's religions and be an armchair expert to confront America's cultural xenophobia.

It has been a platform based upon willful ignorance in the face of science and dedicated xenophobia in the face of all other demographics.

It's been going down the toilet long before your paranioa and xenophobia kicked in.