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Daily Variety described Lear’s signature series as “nothing less than an insult to any unbigoted televiewer.”

From Los Angeles Times ā— Dec. 23, 2019

She was tolerant, pro-choice, friends with gay people, unbigoted.

From Slate ā— Mar. 27, 2018

All Californians respect Archbishop Hanna for an able, unbigoted, civic-minded citizen.

From Time Magazine Archive

Mr. George H. Fairchild—for such was her husband’s name—though a New-Englander, was, apparently, an unbigoted gentleman, and observed all the gentlemanly proprieties, during his stay on board my ship.

From Memoirs of Service Afloat, During the War Between the States by Raphael Semmes

The Director of Emigration at St. Petersburg in 1907 characterized these people as "hardy and industrious," and "though illiterate they are intelligent and unbigoted."

From Our Foreigners A Chronicle of Americans in the Making by Samuel Peter Orth




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