racism

The Republican leaders referred to Black people as monkeys and “the watermelon people”. They also discussed putting their political opponents in gas chambers. They talked about raping their enemies and driving them to suicide and lauded Republicans who they believed support slavery, POLITICO reported.

An anti-immigrant narrative has recently gained popularity in Ireland. People supporting the narrative are blaming the immigrants, including Indians for a number of local problems, including the housing crisis in the country.

A brutal assault on an Indian man in Dublin and its whitewashing by Irish media exposes a deeper, global pattern of rising Hinduphobia and anti-Indian racism in the West.

n the meeting that was supposed to improve the relations between the US and South Africa, Trump raised the issue of persecution of white minorities in the country.

Nair, a Singaporean resident, has been vocal about the rampant racism in Singapore against people of Indian and Malaysian origin. He had made a video alleging the Chinese accused in the Orchard Towers murder case, who killed an Indian man, was given a free pass by the authorities because of his Chinese identity.

The American Christian supremacists berating India and Hindus is a fitting case of Hinduphobia which includes hate speech mocking the faith of Hindus which leads to the dehumanisation and delegitimization of Hindus like calling them ‘cow piss drinkers’, ‘cow worshippers’ etc, in addition to hate directed at India viewed as a Hindu collectivity.

After her racist rants against Indians, American conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer shared a link to her Buy Me a Coffee account, a payment platform built by two Indian brothers, to receive donations.

An Indian man’s story reveals racism in New Zealand, sharing his struggle for acceptance despite attempts to integrate, showing challenges immigrants face abroad.

The New York Times described Usha Chilukuri as a perfect test case for the “Elite” and a “political cipher”, seemingly painting her as a tool for someone, who they didn’t specify, for sending a political message.

The controversial tweet by The Sopranos promoted other racists, Islamists and white supremacists to mock Indians as 'pajeets' and other dehumanising terms.