Significados de racial animus en inglés

Boyd told the Guardian that Zuley had a racial animus as well.

As decades of social science has shown such perceived threat often undergirds racial animus.

Ferguson said the 15-state lawsuit argued that targeting such people "shows racial animus".

The racial animus towards the president isn't imaginary.

He read excerpts of the manifesto and found the confluence of gun violence and racial animus particularly disturbing.

In order for white-on-black crime to be considered racially motivated, there has to be evidence of racial animus.

Was it healthy to check racial animus and the police profiling at the stoop of the Huxtable brownstone?

The women said they "and other dark-skinned employees suffered years-long relentless racial animus" working under Slater.

At his hearing last month, Sessions said he had never harbored racial animus, saying he had been falsely caricatured.

Immigrant rights groups said the question violated the Constitution and was motivated by racial animus against Latinos and other immigrants.

For half-a-century, the GOP has deliberately exploited -and inflamed -white racial animus, as a means of obtaining political power.

As noted above, while there surely are true bigots, studies show that not all those who exhibit intolerant behavior harbor extreme racial animus.

However, unlike many of the other people of note who've been caught using offensive language, his spoke to a rather clear sense of racial animus.

Students created a national dialogue on the cultural and academic value of HBCUs during a time of racial animus on college campuses across the country.

Racial animus is always present.