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Meanings of racism in English
Belief that groups of humans possess different behavioral traits corresponding to physical appearance and can be divided based on the superiority of one race over another.
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Examples for "racialism"
Examples for "racialism"
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Incidentally, Connecticut perfected the idea of 'post racialism' long before it enveloped the country.
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The ANC has spent half a century fighting against racialism.
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In fact, I'm highly partial against racialism.
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The majority of the Theological Faculty of the University of Berlin, however, supported the racialism of the Saxonians.
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By so doing he crossed an important threshold on South Africa's journey back to officially imposed racialism in sport.
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On Israel, the report notes continuing racial discrimination against non-Jews, particularly Arabs.
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Affirmative action programs in higher education were meant to address racial discrimination.
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Throughout her career, Campbell has spoken about racial discrimination within the industry.
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Opponents say the measure encourages racial discrimination and Obama has condemned it.
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It fuels racism, racial discrimination, and xenophobia, and targets migrants and refugees.
Usage of racism in English
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Education can change the underbelly of racism within New Zealand, she said.
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LY: How can we overcome racism among different ethnic groups and minorities?
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The demonstrators see the case in terms of racism and police brutality.
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A new online service is available to victims of racism or Islamophobia.
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Unbelievable, at what point will parts of Germany understand what racism is?
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The battle against racism in Northern Ireland was being stepped up today.
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We must continue the task of making America uncomfortable about institutional racism.
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Indian authorities have asked Britain to check if racism laws were broken.
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Last week it issued a statement claiming the programme was legitimising racism.
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She said casual racism was occurring every day for Māori staff members.
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This generation has a very good idea on how to confront racism.
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The case has fueled nationwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism.
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However, racism and sexism weren't the only issues on trial in 2018.
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It's a culture of racism and sexism that we need to change.
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We need policies that will help overcome the enduring impacts of racism.
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He said he had wanted to start a wider conversation about racism.
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Racism through the time
Racism across language varieties
South Africa
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New Zealand
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Australia
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