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I left out falling through ceilings, attacks on racialists and visits to night clubs.

The Japanese themselves are unabashed racialists.

The signatories agreed to avoid infighting among far-right racialists.

We are not racialists."

Danger: Racialists at Work.

Dr. Anna Bramwell points out that "occultist racialists were banned as early as 1934."

These two developments helped seal an unshakeable belief that the Deptford fire was caused by white racialists and that nobody cared.

He also wrote three essays claiming non-white peoples are capable of excelling in arts and sciences in reaction against racialists of his time who believed they couldn't.

Her work was well-received in British government circles and among American Anglophile racialists, but was criticized by others for perceived racism and Indophobia.

Many scientific racialists pointed out at the time that it would have been difficult for races to change so markedly in genotype and phenotype in such a short period of time.

Jost then decided to form the National Socialist Kindred, with the aim of bringing together like minded racialists into a new self-seficient community, to be called Volksberg.

Little can; I nearly knocked 'is bleedin' teeth out last time I saw 'im; only tryin' to tell me I was one of them racialists, wasn't 'e?

Among the exceptions - the "romantic racialists," as he calls them - was Moncure Daniel Conway, an antislavery writer who grew up in the South and emigrated to England during the Civil War.

Racialists usually reject some claims of racial superiority (see Supremacism), but may explicitly or implicitly subscribe to others, such as that races have acted in culturally superior or inferior ways, at least in certain instances or periods of history.

But she is wary of this because, according to the book's anonymous narrator, white South Africans tend to use blacks as a way "of perceiving sensual redemption, as romantics do, or of perceiving fears, as racialists do".

Johnston had to deal with what he described as "hardcore racialists" in the Rhodesian Front government (under Ian Smith), as well as with the African nationalists leaders Joshua Nkomo and the Rev Ndabaningi Sithole.

In a 2006 article titled "The New Racialists," the Southern Poverty Law Center wrote in part about Louis Andrews who had then been recently named a director of the National Policy Institute and managing editor of the Occidental Quarterly.

One of the leaders of the Syrian Ba'ath Party, Sami al-Jundi, wrote: "We were racialists, admiring Nazism, reading its books and the source of its thought... We were the first to think of translating Mein Kampf."

This also affected ariosophic authors and organisations: "One of the most important early Germanic racialists, Lanz von Liebenfels, had his writings banned in 1938 while other occultist racialists were banned as early as 1934."

Proponents of eugenics used Mendelian inheritance theory to demonstrate the transfer of biological illness and impairments from parents to children, including mental disability; others also utilized Mendelian theory to demonstrate the inheritance of social traits, with racialists claiming a racial nature of certain general traits such as inventiveness or criminal behaviour.

The police have confirmed that it was a racialist killing.

On reflection, racialist comments are much less common now, in my presence at least.

The term may indicate racialist attitudes on the part of those who use it.

However, today there are those who think he is primarily identified with the extreme racialist right.

Point to the links between racialist language of the police and the labelling process.

Should police officers be disciplined for using racialist language?

His fight against the government's racialist policies taught me about decent human beings.

The World Congress was a sort of round table to discuss racialist issues.

Some of the results of the racialist public outreach here come close to comedy.

He had a racialist approach to music, which he expressed in his writings.

It was decided right from the start that the tragedy was a racialist "massacre".

These and other racialist theories have been dismissed scientifically.

The album received some reviews in mainstream publications despite being by a racialist band.

It is also, to a lesser but still substantial degree, the racialist language of modern-day identity politics.

Discuss the effects of racialist language on coloured people's view of the police and the law.

He made a national radio address tinged with racialist views about the superiority of white Western civilizations.

The Spartans had created "the first racialist state".

There were some critical reviews, claiming that the subject was inappropriate as it could encourage a racialist view of human relations.

No it was racialist i e pertaining to race.

Sanger found her strength in the racialist eugenics of the early 20th century.

The group faced a severe amount of discrimination during the apartheid regime and were subject numerous racialist policies.

Did he ever support racialist causes?

He cautioned, however, that the growth of racialist content on the Web did not necessarily mean a rise in racism in the country.

Does my right hon. Friend agree that it is a question not of being racialist but of being realistic?