Sentence examples for Systemic disadvantage from inspiring English sources

He concludes that any system of discrimination creates a systemic disadvantage [ 51].

"This is a result of the engrained racism of a system that pretends it can treat communities and children who face systemic disadvantage no differently than non-Aboriginal children.

So why are women, already burdened by systemic disadvantage, embracing further risk?

For South Africa, these quotas are vital means through which to reverse the apartheid policies of racial division and systemic disadvantage.

"These are welcome rulings, but there is a bigger problem around religious selection, and how it leads to confusion, unfairness and systemic disadvantage to some children, especially from certain ethnic and deprived backgrounds".

There have been some successes in this approach, for example Bangladeshi students now achieve above- average rates at GCSE level (5 A*-C, including English and maths), but there remains systemic disadvantage for certain groups.

This tends to underestimate other systemic disadvantages that prevent women and minorities from staying in the field, such as harassment, unfair compensation, and imbalances of power.

"The minister is either in denial or plainly ignorant of the needs of First Nations people and the systemic disadvantages they face at the hands of her department," Shoebridge told Guardian Australia.

"The left thinks it's unfair because of systemic disadvantages for the less affluent, and the right thinks it's unfair because those advantages aren't systemic enough," he said.

As shocking as this is, even this figure doesn't tell the full story of women's systemic economic disadvantage, brought about by unequal responsibilities for childcare, endemic bias against women achieving senior positions, and persistent inequalities in remuneration.

It's a hapless cycle one that is sustained by systemic social disadvantage.