You can mention the word racist when you refer to people who openly use racism to be violent or treat someone unfairly based on race alone, such as the KKK. They are racist. When you use the word to identify 60 million Trump voters, many of whom voted for Barack Obama, and then tell us that voter IDs are racist because minorities are too stupid to know how to get one, you have racism oozing out of your pores.

There are two brands of racism.

One is overt, like the KKK. They tell you exactly what they think of blacks, will become violent simply because you are black, and hate you just because... you are black. It's blunt, it's harsh, and it's vile.

One is somewhat covert, like the far left. They think of blacks like a farmer thinks of his farm animals. It doesn't really hate you, but it doesn't see you as its equal either. As long as the animals stay inside the fence and do the farm work, the farmer doesn't particularly hate them or become violent. But you jump that fence and he'll let you know really quick that you are just a farm animal and that he is the farmer. This is the brand of racism that spews disgusting racist buzzwords like "uncle tom" in the same manner that the KKK spew the word "n----r".

Constitutional Lecturer does the above mentioned in your post apply to the 9th or 14th Amendment ?

Only one i see mentioning Racism is you so are you a Racist you Constitutional Lecturer !

Howard Dean said recently that anyone voting Republican in 2018 is a racist. No one on the left condemned those remarks, however, if a Republican leader said "anyone voting Democrat in 2018 is anti-American" the left would be up in arms.

The Democratic party in the party of hate and divide. Shameful.