Significats de overt racism en anglès

There was overt racism on a day-to-day basis and I lived it.

In the past two weeks, it has had to expel two activists for overt racism.

This doesn't have to be overt racism-we'renot talking about lynchings or blatant acts of discrimination here.

The overt racism that we encountered enraged my father, but his anger rarely flared in front of me.

Has he ever encountered overt racism?

Political correctness checked overt racism.

Although Libya's National Transition Council has denied any systematic racism, the undisciplined cases of overt racism have yet to be addressed.

Behaving as if incipient and overt racism is absent from society and may safely be ignored would be a serious mistake.

Bouie explained that implicit networks, rather than overt racism, are a root cause for the lack of diversity in the field.

The backdrop of the idyllic country farm-scape is an unsettling contrast to the overt racism, but it's nothing compared to what follows.

Admittedly, though, beneath my righteous indignation, I was rather curious about how century-old, overt racism sounded and slightly amused by the farcical title.

Over the past several decades homosexuality, divorce and sex outside marriage have all become more socially acceptable; overt racism and sexism, far less so.

The first is the overt racism that Obama has faced from a significant portion both of the political class and the public as a whole.

But political correctness balanced overt racism out with racism that's more obscure with no agenda, because to have an "agenda" would imply you're racist.

'The school claims there's no overt racism or tension,' Sigurdur Óli said.