Crossword clues for racist
racist
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1932 as a noun, 1938 as an adjective, from race (n.2); racism is first attested 1936 (from French racisme, 1935), originally in the context of Nazi theories. But they replaced earlier words, racialism (1871) and racialist (1917), both often used early 20c. in a British or South African context. In the U.S., race hatred, race prejudice had been used, and, especially in 19c. political contexts, negrophobia.
Wiktionary
a. Of, relating to, or advocating racism. n. A person who believes a particular race is superior to others.
WordNet
Usage examples of "racist".
Jones, who we yesterday characterized as a no-good, racist, homophobe, sexist bigot, is in fact none of these things.
Frantz Fanon argued that racist superstructures are permanently embedded in the psychology, economy, and culture of our society.
If I could only raise my head from the pillow, metaphorically I must take off my woolly hat to whatever acned racist geck superhacker was using the stolen computer, and what software he must have written in anticipation.
Too long, oh Lawd, has our beautiful black beauties been called synonymous by white racists.
Who wants to be called an isolationist or a nativist by the corporate Right, and a racist or a bigot by the multicultural Left?
Hobie was now convinced that refined sugar was the product of a ruthless oligopoly, the subjugators of Cuba and Hawaii, who had purified their product in order to addict children, while appealing to the basic racist subtext of American life by turning a brown commodity white.
So for the good of the environment, and the bank accounts of several well-placed individuals, private ownership of vehicles was labeled un-American, elitist, racist, wasteful, phallocentric, and just plain bad.
But how can such a racist homophobe be permitted to continue in sports?
Oliver North and others supposedly told some racist or homophobic jokes at a Republican dinner?
America, which is usually portrayed as an oppressive, racist, sexist, homophobic nation with few redeeming qualities.
Surely it was not based on racial or genetic pseudoscience, for even racist Californians conceded that many Mexican immigrants, against great odds, soon found parity in every sense with native Californians.
His unspoken, apparently racist, message was echoed by a resident of Parlier, another nearby town that has also become essentially all Mexican.
Then the parents picketed the school, protesting my racist, antiblack attitudes.
In fact, it is precisely because this relativist and culturalist argument is assumed to be necessarily antiracist that the dominant ideology of our entire society can appear to be against racism, and that imperial racist theory can appear not to be racist at all.
This shift in racist theory shows us how imperial theory can adopt what is traditionally thought to be an antiracist position and still maintain a strong principle of social separation.