closet racist

I hope you aren't a closet racist or anything.

I hope you enjoy living your closet racists lives.

Which meant either the guy was a coward or she was a closet racist.

The conservatives may get called many things, but the term 'closet racists' is a title well earned.

Pittman is a bully and also a closet racist, and those are his better points.

This caddie is a closet racist and I could care less if its a roast in his honor, he messed up by injecting race.

In the same way, Mr. Lott's comments fed the stereotype that he was a closet racist.

Sometimes too angry, seeming to argue that all reformers were elitists, all whites closet racists.

In other words, if he is a closet racist, he is certainly not a very careful one to expose himself in such an obvious way.

"Because a huge number of well-meaning whites fear that they are closet racists, and this book tells them they are not.

Last year he was again in the news, setting off deep soul-searching in Germany when he denounced his compatriots as "closet racists."

Moreover, the people behind the group, Migrationwatch UK, were denounced as closet racists for even raising the subject.

I remind him of David Cameron's dismissal of Ukip as 'fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists'.

Does Nigel Farage, as David Cameron once alleged, represent an organisation of "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists"?

Jack Kemp, in his Buffalo Presidential kickoff, made a point of inviting an N.A.A.C.P. official; if this turns off some closet racists, all the better.

Cameron has accused the United Kingdom Independence Party of being "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists, mostly," leading UKIP leader Nigel Farage to demand an apology for the remarks.

Senior German Government officials engaged in a public fight today with Gunter Grass, one of the country's best-known writers, over remarks he made criticizing his compatriots as "closet racists" in their behavior toward would-be immigrants.

JANEANE GAROFALO: "What you have now is people that are closet racists, misogynists, homophobes and people who love tilted playing fields and the politics of exclusion identifying as conservative."

The problem isn't going away because Republican leaders haven't rid themselves of the habit of playing to the closet racists and the Confederate flag-waving yahoos who mean so much to the G.O.P. For 40 years the party has gone out of its way to court the enemies of black people.

So, now the wheels have so thoroughly come off the wagon, will The Guardian (and their Lib Dem bedfellows) come up with an editorial acknowledging that they got matters so very wrong, and that the people they immaturely dismissed and slandered as xenophobes and closet racists were right all along?

UKIP demanded an apology for the "closet racists" remark and threatened legal action for slander, although this was later dropped, on the grounds that to sue the party would have to prove loss, and the comment had actually had a positive effect for UKIP (due to increased publicity for the small party).