#racism

#racism

"I think the community is shaken up by this one. This is a big one. My phone has not stopped ringing," said NAACP President Sean Allens.

We, as town leaders, stand together in outrage over what has been reported this evening and wish to state emphatically that racist language and behavior has no place in our town.

Nigel Farage suggested that the departure of ex-Reform UK chairman Zia Yusuf was influenced by a harsh wave of personal racist abuse he faced on social media.

There's no rulebook for when someone's yelling slurs at you and being aggressive, and she's looking at me and I'm looking at him and I'm feeling her.

In this film, vampires serve not just as horror elements but as metaphors for institutional racism, illustrating how it drains the life and joy from African Americans.

"I sure am not [a racist], thank you for asking... I'm an open book, and I hope after our time together, you will see that for yourself."

I mean, they have their issues and I certainly have my issues with them. But they're, they're generally...all the MAGA people I know have no problem shaking hands with a Black person.

"Bridgewater State University was sickened to learn that two of our students used deplorable hateful speech in a video that appeared on social media."

Crowder argued that self-censorship has led to certain words carrying too much power while discussing the difference in context surrounding the N-word and provocative lyrics.

Scott Adams, facing an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis similar to President Biden, expressed his condition's unbearable nature and anticipated a grim future for himself.

This week's adventure tackles ideas of racism, genocide, terrorism, and resistance, but its big moments feel more like gentle massages, lacking impactful pressure.

When a success story is passed down, who gets to be the main character, and whose contributions are forgotten? This episode is all about giving credit where it's due.