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bigotry

[big-uh-tree] / ˈbɪg ə tri /


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As generations of Jews around the world know better than anyone, nationalism often breeds antisemitism and other bigotries.

From The Wall Street Journal

He celebrated the “government, which to bigotry gives no sanction, to persecution no assistance—but generously affording to all Liberty of conscience, and immunities of Citizenship.”

From The Wall Street Journal

She also said that Republicans would have an easier time combating antisemitism within the ranks of their party if they didn’t provide a harbor for other bigotries.

From Salon

It’s more that he’s so obviously a shameless operator, a pseudo-political parasite who exploits other people’s bigotry and hatred for his own ends.

From Salon

Many of the Black characters face bigotry and resistance in the predominantly white town that echo challenges that people of color currently face.

From Los Angeles Times