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Перевод: racist

[прилагательное]
расистский;
[существительное]
расист

Тезаурус:

1. As far as personalities are concerned, the second type of employer is frequently the sort of man who forms the backbone of the ultra-right in Britain and is usually a racist in the most extreme and overt sense.
2. The structure of primary education in Britain is implicitly racist - in the books used, the curriculum, the teachers' attitudes.
3. In a case where an employer referred to a secretary using racist language, this was not a "detriment" for this purpose.
4. Thus to have application to race the theories of Hegel and Freud must undergo radical critique and transformation; with some of Freud's followers, it is even the case of first having to discredit an overtly racist psychiatry (see e.g. Black Skin , 63, 138, 151 - 2, 220; Wretched of the Earth , 240 - 50).
5. Through the summer there were less serious, though very unpleasant, incidents - and all the while, despite Mr K's frequent requests to Hounslow Borough Council, no one came to remove the racist graffiti.
6. The subsequent dismemberment of Inca society showed the faint enthusiasm the Spaniards had for this opportunity, yet it was such an idea which had given the term "mestizo" a dignity beyond its racist translations of "half-breed" or "half-caste".
7. As for Genet, someone whose involvement with the different has variously been repudiated as fascist, racist, and anarchistic, his Prisoner of Love is nothing less than an affirmation of the love that Fanon envisaged and which has sometimes given the dissident their courage.
8. On page 215 he does, however, to put some distance between himself and the racist overtones of this tradition: "But what was the mysterious magic by which the Germans breathed new life into a dying Europe?
9. If you can't tell what is a racist film and what is not, you shouldn't be in charge of a festival in the first place.
10. Yet he refuses to sentimentalize the connection, recognizing that white homosexuals are not necessarily less racist than white heterosexuals, and that the cross-racial attraction in question may, tor both parties, be a consequence, rather than a repudiation, of their oppression.
11. "Cheltenham is not a racist town.
12. Stressing the need "to behave in a manner which is neither racist nor sexist," "to uphold individual rights," and "to cooperate and consult with the community and other agencies in pursuing our purpose" has not gone down well with conservative officers.
13. And from the cities they moved to the forest where their attitudes to the locals were as racist as Limeo attitudes were to them: to the extent that David observed, "Tropical cultures are disappearing faster than the rainforests themselves."