antiblack उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Yet somehow, glorification of Columbine is " just posturing . " Though Columbine and Oklahoma City demonstrated how antiblack and Jewish hate can take out lots of white, non-Jewish folks, perhaps white Americans are still tempted to look the other way at such garb because deep down, they feel the swastika is not meant for them.
2. Unlike Hampton, who died not only in a hail of bullets but in the antiblack, law-and-order atmosphere promoted by President Nixon, Weaver is additionally fortunate that his family's martyrdom _ if not his philosophy _ has political currency in a nation where millions of white people scapegoat the government for society's ills.
3. In his book, O'Connor described how anti-draft protests in 1863 became antiblack riots in Boston and New York, where, after " a vicious attack on the city's black population " amid three days of rioting, " order was not restored until US Army troops were brought up from Gettysburg ."
4. Gould noted three major surges of ranking people by intelligence _ in the anti-immigrant, antiblack lynching years after World War I, in the rush by conservatives in the 1970s to declare the social programs of the 1960s a failure ( which spurred him to write the original " Mismeasure of Man " ), and " The Bell Curve ."
5. Dinesh D'Souza, an author on race relations and a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, said that the societal aftermath could proceed in one of three directions : first, even liberal whites may become resigned to a racially divided society; second, there could be " an emboldened antiblack sentiment in this country; " or third, there could be a further push, in light of the verdict reactions, to deracialize society.
6. She further describes it as " cultural strategies and practices designed and employed by parents to teach children of African and Caribbean heritage ( 1 ) detect, document, and name antiblack racist ideologies, semiotics, and practices; ( 2 ) provide discursive resources that counter racism; and ( 3 ) provide aesthetic and material resources ( including art, toys, books, music ) that valorize and strengthen their connections to the transatlantic culture of black people in Africa, the Caribbean and the United States ".