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racism
noun as in prejudice against an ethnic group
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Mark insisted the man did not speak for him, and that the protest was "nothing to do with racism".
Their new book declares that reparation payments can and should help with "ridding the world of racism".
The home secretary talked over the weekend, rather euphemistically, about what she called "community relations" and others might put more baldly as racism and hatred.
“Let me be clear: Violence, harassment, racism, discrimination, the use of racial slurs, and gang-related activity have no place in Simi Valley.”
The vice president is especially ham-fisted, but the tactic of using racism to persuade white voters to reject their economic self-interest is hardly new in Republican politics.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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