race prejudice

He dared to discuss an aspect of race prejudice that people generally find too toxic to publicly discuss.

The influx of Hebrews, toward whom the members of this club had a deep race prejudice, drove them out of this neighborhood.

Now, I try to repress such impulses toward race prejudice as I find in myself.

All traces of race peculiarity and race prejudice, however, had been ground away in the mill of adversity.

The colored people looked upon the decision as unsound, and prompted by race prejudice.

In this country of free and brave men, race-prejudice, the most ignorant of all human ignorances, must die out.