racism in Irish
racism in Irish is ciníochas — racism means the belief that people can be divided into distinct races, with some inherently superior to others.
racism in Irish
ciníochas
Prejudice or discrimination based upon race or ethnicity; (countable) an action of such discrimination.
What does "racism" mean?
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noun The belief that people can be divided into distinct races, with some inherently superior to others.
"In class, we discussed how racism as an idea has been challenged by scientists."
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noun Discrimination or prejudice against people based on their race.
"This was partly true, but the biggest thing stopping him was that he had tried going to a college in Adelaide before and grew tired of the little racisms and discrimination that he got there."
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racism in a sentence
- In class, we discussed how racism as an idea has been challenged by scientists.
- The teacher explained that racism rests on false claims about differences between groups.
- This was partly true, but the biggest thing stopping him was that he had tried going to a college in Adelaide before and grew tired of the little racisms and discrimination that he got there.
- Many schools now run workshops to help staff recognise and challenge racism.
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What is "racism" in Irish?
"racism" in Irish is ciníochas. racism means: The belief that people can be divided into distinct races, with some inherently superior to others.
How do you use "racism" in a sentence?
Example: "In class, we discussed how racism as an idea has been challenged by scientists." In Irish, "racism" is ciníochas.
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