unbigoted

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• Highsmith was brilliant, eccentric, but “bigoted, obsessed and intolerant,” Richard Bradford wrote in “The Daily Mail.”

• For though Archie is unpleasant and bigoted, he is essentially a decent man, the head of a close-knit family who loves his wife and daughter, tolerates his son-in-law, and struggles with his inability to understand the upheavals in society.

• In both Discord and Clubhouse, the in-group culture—nerdy gamers in Discord’s case, overconfident venture capitalists for Clubhouse—have led to instances of groupthink that can be off-putting at best and bigoted at worst.

• Why did Politico give “its biggest platform” to a pundit with “a long history of bigoted and incendiary commentary, particularly in the aftermath of last week’s violence,” one Politico reporter posted on an internal messaging platform.

• Previously, Americans who held bigoted views felt at least some pressure to keep those opinions to themselves.

• The Hannity-esque delusion of a post-racial America is ill-informed at best and bigoted at worst.

• Many in the LGBT community have largely written off conservative religious people as simply bigoted.

• But there are many people who have lost their jobs because of publicly being bigoted, strange, or inappropriate.

• People ask and say silly, inappropriate, and bigoted things constantly on the Internet.

• There was a time when the bigoted, Bible-thumping crowd ran roughshod over D.C. Now, not so much.

• We were approaching a large town of bigoted people, wondering how we should secure an opening for our message.

• There are the narratives of the Spanish conquerors, especially of Pizarro's chaplain, Valverde, an ignorant bigoted fanatic.

• He refused to kneel, and was punished with great cruelty by the bigoted and intolerant House.