Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Racist"s

A: A hillbilly is an isolated, rural, conservative white person from the Appalachian Mountains.

A: its when someone makes inappropriate jokes or statements about a race

A: It means to discriminate against another person's skin colour or ethnicity.

A: I don't recognise that word. Maybe you mean "resist" or "racist"?

A: Believing a particular race is superior to another race. Being prejudice against a certain race

A: That guy over there is racist.
Yesterdays I heard someone say something racist at the office.

The racism over the years seems to have decreased.
They say that there is no more racism these days.

A: "Racist" can be an adjective or a noun. An action or attitude is racist if it indicates a belief that some people are superior to others because of their race. A racist is a person who has racist attitudes or does racist things.

"Racialist" is an outdated synonym for "racist."

"Racism" is a noun, meaning racist ideas, actions, or social structures.

"Racialism" is an outdated synonym for "racism."

A:

ah ok 🙂
Je l'ai vu dans un sous-titrage et sur divers sites internet (la seule définition était racist).
J’en ai conclu qu’il y avait une nuance, mais pas que c'était un mot qui n’existe pas 😁
Merci

A: Racist relates to a persons action of holding hatred towards a person because of their race. Racial relates to a persons race, but doesn't have to be derogatory/negative. You could just mention someones skin color in conversation, like "i like their skin color" and not mean any harm by it, that would be a racial comment, however, if the comment was hateful, then it would be a racist comment.

Another words you can make racial statements without them being racist.

A: @samuel969: this is not a question that can be answered easily, however I will attempt it. Racist are people who believe they are inherently superior to other ethnicities & races, their behaviour stems from this core feeling /belief. Racial discrimination is using the actions & stereotypes of a race in order to make decisions.

A: "performed" is the proper verb to use in your sentence.
"exhibited" is a correct word too use also.

This sentence is correct:
The racist person performed racism by punching an Asian in the face, because of Covid.

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A: Nigger - it is a word used heavily in USA history. White people would call black men "nigger" to feel superior, or remind blacks of their subservience. It is a blatantly racist and hateful word.

Nigga/niggah - Commonly used amongst friends of the black community in the United States. It is used as a term of brotherhood amongst people of similar heritage, similar to saying "my brother."

The annunciation of the last part of the word is key to the direct offensive nature of it. Nigger is generally viewed as not okay. Nigga is usually only okay if used within tighter knit groups. It is also worth noting that "nigga" is also somewhat controversial as it is sometimes also viewed as racist.

A: well, racists don’t tend to pick and choose. it wouldn’t solely be against black people; southerners can also be xenophobic toward countries considered “non white,” as well as racist to non white citizens of america. and even people of color may be racist against other people of color. again, not everyone there is racist but that’s what you may see.

A: Yes or just “you are racist” would suffice too

A: I have to admit that we’re racists; we blame the Western people, but we’re worse! We prejudge anyone of lower economic class, by thinking that he’s not good enough to hang around us at the same places, or work with us. We merely focus on the external looks.

(I’m not sure how casual this conversation is that you are having but I have corrected it to be as proper as I can.)

In your first sentence, a semicolon (;) is more appropriate than a comma here. This is because there are two interrelated ideas that both stand alone as complete sentences. You can join them together as you have done, but the semicolon is specifically for this kind of usage.

A: The last one doesn't make sense. But the first two are perfect.

A: "I think that a lack of understanding is what causes people to discriminate against those of different backgrounds" is more natural