And he's much more bigoted than Trump when it comes to trans people.
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Its terms of service, she says, have long favored its more bigoted users over those they attack.
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But the election results have proven that the United States is more divided, and more bigoted, than anyone thought.
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Trump's supporters definitely harbor some racial resentment, but they're no more bigoted than supporters of his main rival: Marco Rubio.
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It wasn't that he hasn't said something that bigoted about Mexicans: he's said things that are actually more bigoted about Mexicans.
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It was a waste of our time as a nation at best, and at worst made us a little bit more ignorant and a little bit more bigoted.
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The chemical that facilitates the mother-child bond might also make us more bigoted against people who aren't like us and has been linked to increased envy and gloating.
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"Since he was sworn into office more than three years ago, Donald Trump and his administration have attacked our communities with racist, xenophobic, hateful rhetoric, and even more bigoted, destructive policy," Pressley said.
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It's a younger generation that perpetuates it both in and out of the game, and it doesn't have the same excuses of coming from a more bigoted time that Campanis, who was 71 in '87, did.
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It also fails to account for the many prospective voters who are drawn to those remarks, either because they earnestly wish for a return to a more bigoted era or because they find his lack of sensitivity refreshing.
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K., working-class Americans rather than the truly desperate, and that Obama-to-Trump switchers had to have a certain indifference to minority concerns (which is what many social-science measures of "racial conservatism" pick up) to tolerate his more bigoted appeals.
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In a remarkable 82-day campaign, Senator Robert F. Kennedy ran in several Democratic presidential primaries and was able to forge a powerful coalition of working-class whites and blacks, even as race riots were raging across the country, and at a time when whites were far more bigoted than they are today.
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And many of the behaviors heralded by the alt-right—for example gaming post-debate polls or "shitposting" forums with racist pro-Trump memes—echo longstanding subcultural trolling tactics, like when trolling participants gamed the Time 100 list to favor 4chan founder Christopher "moot" Poole and cluttered more forums with more bigoted expression than can possibly be quantified.
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The Anglican and Roman Catholic missionaries asked that Sunday be retained as a sabbath, as it had under the Belgians, rather than Friday as in the rest of the Sudan. Owen opposed retaining Sunday. He felt that the more "bigoted" Muslims in the army would object to working on Friday, and noted that all recruits to the army were instructed in the Moslem religion. A few months later, however, Owen proposed creation of an Equatorial battalion composed entirely of southerners.
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The writer Washington Irving, in chapter 7 of A History of New York (1809) as well as other of his works, refers to bundling as a Yankee practice. > This amazing increase may, indeed, be partly ascribed to a singular custom > prevalent among them, commonly known by the name of bundling—a superstitious > rite observed by the young people of both sexes, with which they usually > terminated their festivities, and which was kept up with religious > strictness by the more bigoted part of the community.
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Originally, while Clara was portrayed as being bigoted, she never seemed to be genuinely and completely hateful. For example, she seemed to get along with both Foxxy and Xandir despite being bigoted and homophobic, and acted surprised and confused when they were offended by her behavior, as well as having a brother-sister relationship with Wooldoor. She clashes (and loses) often with Foxxy due to her bigotry, though she sees her as one of her best friends. Often, Foxxy returns the same feeling, until she makes more bigoted remarks towards her.
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Then, with all her property, estimated to exceed 1,00,00,000 Rupees (£1,000,000) in value, she was sent off to her native country of Jodhpur. Great indignation was felt by the Muhammadans, especially by the more bigoted class of those learned in the law. The Qazi issued a ruling that the giving back of a convert was entirely opposed to Muhammadan law. But, in spite of this opposition, Abdullah Khan insisted on conciliating Ajit Singh, although on no previous occasion had a Rajput Princess been restored to her own people after she had once entered the imperial harem.
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However, Governor Owen opposed retaining Sunday; he felt that the more "bigoted" Muslims in the army would object to working on Friday, and noted that all recruits to the army were instructed in the Muslim religion. General Sir Francis Reginald Wingate, Governor-General of Sudan A few months later, however, Owen proposed creation of an Equatorial battalion composed entirely of southerners. This force would be taught to follow English commands and the Christian faith, which would, over time, unite with Uganda and would prevent spread of the Muslim faith farther south. He was against Islam on the basis that it "may at any time break out into a wave of fanaticism".
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He also tells the group that he assumes all of his relationships will end, which is why he constantly tests and provokes people, and why all seven of his marriages failed and he had never kept a group of friends at Greendale for longer than a semester (until he joined the study group). However, at the start of Season 3, he promptly returns and rejoins the study group, having regained an overall center of relaxation. Having always sought the approval of his even more bigoted father, Cornelius Hawthorne (Larry Cedar), he becomes more uncooperative after his death ("Advanced Gay"). After the board of Hawthorne Wipes subsequently fires him, he tries to open up a sandwich shop on campus with Shirley.
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