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Meanings of racist (racists) in English

Catalan
racista

A person with a prejudiced belief that one race is superior to others.

racista

Discriminatory especially on the basis of race or religion.

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Usage of racists in English
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BJ: I don't know what the value is to have racists around.
Ebony
2
To dismiss them as bigots or racists would be a serious mistake.
The Guardian
3
The National Union of Students has a no platform for racists policy.
The Guardian
4
I thought they were racists and they thought I was a racist.
The Guardian
5
The war on statues: Should we topple old racists or preserve history?
News.com.au
6
To walk off a pitch is to allow the racists to win.
The Irish Times
7
Sometimes on the right we're painted as racists and bigots and haters.
The Guardian
8
Those who still want to be racists have descended on your shores.
The South African
9
If anything, the racists and far-rightists are in for a fertile period.
The Guardian
10
We are not going to be apologetic to those who are racists.
The South African
11
Satpal was attacked by racists in a Birmingham restaurant, glassed and beaten.
The Guardian
12
What if they were racists who reached to touch my daughter's hair?
Ebony
13
Mr Dastyari replies: I think you guys are a bunch of racists.
Radio NZ
14
Quite often, the politics of English nationalism are dogwhistle calls to latent racists.
The Guardian
15
There are still some fine South African racists out there 8.
The South African
16
No, that is not an excuse to allow racists to stand for election.
The Guardian
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Translations for racists
Catalan
racista
Racists through the time
Racists across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare