Примеры использования Was racist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And he was racist.
We should do another biopsy-- how do you know the dad was racist?
Joshua was racist.
Your Honor, it is  our contention that my client's prosecution was racist.
As already mentioned, it was racist violence, arson, etc.
Ross needed to be  un-PC to the point of being  borderline racist"; and clarified,"I don't think Ross was racist at all.
I didn't mean that, it was racist. And even though you were  gonna shoot and or frag me.
Just FYI, that was racist.
He also wondered whether it was  ruled criminally libellous in Denmark to say that Danish society was racist.
I couldn't work out if it was racist or not.
It wasn't a taco truck, and it was racist of me to improvise such an ethnically specific vehicle.
CERD noted that the Department of Public Security intended to include a special section in its"register of offences" for complainants to state whether the offence against them was racist in nature.
In addition, the fourth type of practice identified was racist or xenophobic incidents, including hate crime.
As to which of the two Governments was racist, he referred to the statement that he had made under agenda item 115.
Even the Attorney-General of Victoria had stated that he planned to raise the issue at the State/Commonwealth Attorneys-General meeting,because in his view mandatory sentencing was racist and unethical and deliberately targeted a particular group in the community.
Because earlier you were  implying that I was racist… because you thought that I was  implying that all black people are  related.
Courts had discretion to increase a penalty if the motive for an offence was racist, even when that was  not explicitly provided by law.
If it was  established that the motivation for a particular offence was racist, that circumstance must, in all cases, be  considered as an aggravating circumstance.
The most notable- and, fortunately,still the least acceptable to the public- manifestation of aggressive nationalism was racist and neo-Nazi violence which, just as in past years, continued its steady growth.
In his decision, the Parliamentary Ombudsman found that the materials was racist and capable of spreading xenophobia, and issued an admonition for unlawful conduct.
Mr. Roshdy(Egypt), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that Israel's legislation was racist, since the legal age of majority was  different for Palestinian children and Israeli children.
In response to the question raised by Mr. de Gouttes, who wished to know whether, in Finland,penalties could be  increased if the motive of the offence was racist, he indicated that members of Parliament, and not the Government, had tabled a bill of law to that end but it had not been  possible to take a decision thereon before the closure of the legislative session.
That's racist, man.
SCOFFiNG It's racist because it helps black people more than white people?
That's racist, Kyle.
It's the street that's racist, not me.
Howard, that's racist.
If you don't like animals, you're racist.
Morgan, that is racist.
You suggesting I'm racist, Cassie?