conversation="none" .5652173913043 A pity Arwind Santos had to ruin the Beermen's great game with a
racist taunt directed to Terence Jones.
"A history of
racist rhetoricTrump has been accused of spewing
racist rhetoric since he launched his presidential bid in 2015.
More than half of Latinos, 55 percent, said the president is
racist, while 46 percent of white respondents said they agree that Trump is
racist.
But they simply do not meet the standard definition of
racist, a word so recklessly flung around these days that its actual meaning is being lost." The president cleaned up his remarks a few days later saying: "These are people that hate our country.
In March, Sterling was vocal in condemning the
racist abuse received by England players during their 5-1 win in Montenegro as well as offering support to his younger team-mate Callum Hudson-Odoi.And in April he was quick to call out Leonardo Bonucci when the Juventus defender suggested that his team-mate Moise Kean was partly to blame for the
racist abuse he received from Cagliari fans.
One has to wonder what might convince Trump supporters that their man in the White House might be
racist. Nearly 90 percent of them, according to a recent opinion poll, believe that he is not.
Some rank-and-file Republicans agreed that Mr Trump's words were
racist, but on Tuesday party leaders insisted they were not and accused Democrats of using the resulting tumult to score political points.
Donald Trump claims he 'doesn't have
racist bone in his body' in series of tweets
In the US, many journalists have shied away from describing Trump as a
racist, but there is now a sense that the dam has broken.
"That's one of my concerns about Donald Trump - that he's now seen as a poster boy for
racists around the world, whether you're a
racist in this country, whether you're a
racist in Hungary, a
racist in Italy, or a
racist in France.
Alison Reeder said: "You can't say or do anything these days without being
racist or offending someone.
Bembridge, Coventry Insensitive rather than
racist I THINK the BBC has reacted too quickly in sacking Danny Baker for an allegedly
racist tweet.
