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505 examples of Racist in a sentence

He was accused of being a racist the minute he got on the bus to drive.
Despite him being a jew and the fact that he explained is situation he ended up being a racist and leaving the bus.I hate to say it but films like this need to realize their own hipocracy and rienforcation of steryotypes.
You may think I am a racist for writing this but I mean well.
Follows the usual formula in putting a new recruit -- this time the first African-American (Cuba Gooding) after President Truman desegregates the Armed Forces -- through the U. S. Navy's deep-sea diver training program that is run by a racist zealot (Robert DeNiro).
Invasion of the Star Creatures would definitely be in the "so bad it's good" category if the film wasn't quite so sexist or racist.
Finally,the evil gay chick was too much the movie was just crap from the beginning.Now don't get me wrong I'm not racist or white either so don't get ticked after reading this but this movie,this movie is the worst presentation of black people I have ever seen!
There are also a few secondary characters who come across as slightly cliché and stereotypically racist.
The inclusion of obviously underage characters is appalling and the obvious racist sentiments (anti-White) are blatant and unsettling - society cannot be blamed for people who have chosen drugs, unemployment and rejection of education on the part of the film's "cast" - the actions of these people are not acts of desperation, but rather a rejection of anything resembling personal ambition and a willingness to make something out of one's self.
The movie is full of predictable gags (some of these are racist) and very unfunny jokes.
Yeah, Madsen's character - whilst talking to the woman from the TV station - is right: the LAPD IS a corrupt, violent and racist police.
Like any 70s Blaxploitation flick, you can expect to see the racist bad guys get their just desserts.
It was the Academy's way of showing people that they are no racist,and never have been.
It manages to be sexist and racist at exactly the same time.
But there is not any information about the government and why they were doing it or any details about the racist policies and laws.
This is a racist movie, but worthy of study and enjoyment.
What surprised me or startled me was the scene where Caiaphas told Jesus about Pilate "And don't ever forget, that you are a Jew!" Though that may have not been a racist remark,Colin Blakely was trying to make Chris Sarandon look like garbage in the eyes of the prominent men of those days.Keith Michell's portrayal of Pilate was hulking, comparing with his previous performances in "The Story of Jacob and Joseph" and "The Story of David".
The movie paints an accurate picture of the South and the racist attitudes.
While he has racist views, he's grown to trust some of the convicts who are all black.
The movie tells the tale of Dolemite, a bad ass pimpin' hustler who gets on the wrong side of a white, racist sheriff by sleeping with his wife.
As anyone old enough knows, South Africa long suffered under the vile, racist oppression of apartheid, which completely subjugated the black population.
I'll admit my jaw dropped when the pork chops and watermelon references started rolling in, but people cannot look at this movie as a stereotypical or racist piece.
I think if you look back in eighty years, you would find today's movies will look just as racist.
The head of the diving school, played by Robert DeNiro, is a racist redneck that nonetheless grows to respect Brashear.
Winona Ryder and Antonio Banderas make a handsome couple struggling for family acceptance in a racist culture.
His love for humanity, even racist or homophobic people, is so overwhelming that you just can't help but also to fall in love with them too.
That is why I was disappointed to learn recently that George Lopez is a racist, and that he fired Masiela Lusha off the show, simply because he discovered that she wasn't a Latino emigrant, but was an emigrant from Albania.
I do not believe the U. S. Navy was ever that overtly racist.
Anyone familiar with Frazetta's, Bakshi's, or even Tolkien's work know they are not racist.
At first it seems there may have been some racist aspects of the case, however it later turns out the main officer on the case was black himself and it seems he did some rather bad things to coerce a confession out of the boy.
This is the true story of the first black US Navy diver and the obstacles he faced in attaining his certification at the hands of a racist Master diver.
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