Sentence examples for a target of discrimination from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mr. Kahlow said, F.T.C. investigators asked him if he thought his site was a target of discrimination.

In the 19th century the Chinese first became a target of discrimination, which persisted into the 20th century, and as other ethnic groups made California their home, tensions sometimes flared.

But over the past few years, I've been a target of discrimination and harassment.

This isn't loving thy neighbor -- this is causing thy neighbor to be a target of discrimination, self-loathing, and threats.

California Rep. Jackie Speier, a Democrat on the investigative panel who represents Gu's home district, wrote a letter to potential programs on his behalf in September, saying that his research has made him "a target of discrimination at Vanderbilt due to a witch-hunt in Congress".

Patrinos revealed at the 16 to 18 January 2001 conference "A Decade of ELSI Research" that he himself has been a target of health discrimination.

Much like how queerness can make one a target of violence and discrimination, Joyce realizes how dangerous Buffy's life as the slayer is.

Worst of all, as echoed in Georgia and the comments of American politicians, west Africans and their relatives are increasingly the target of discrimination fuelled by fear.

Photographer Patricia Willocq was raised in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where people with albinism are often the target of discrimination that, in the worst cases, endangers their lives.

While I wouldn't wish it on anyone else, being the target of discrimination has helped open my eyes to various types of inequalities in our world.

To this day we all know that there are prestige languages and others that are not, whose speakers become the target of discrimination.