Sentence examples for addressed discrimination from inspiring English sources

I wrote about executives at New York City art museums who addressed discrimination in the art world — and in general — as part of the civil rights movement.

He penned a compelling op-ed that ran in the Louisville Courier Journal two years ago that addressed discrimination often experienced by people with IDD (intellectual development disabilities).

Weathering an ongoing PR shit-blizzard, and a pending lawsuit, Airbnb recently addressed discrimination and the effects of unconscious bias in a blog post by their newly hired Director of Diversity, David King III.

The study was based on a single hepatotoxicant which targeted a specific region of the rat liver (centrilobular), addressed discrimination of non\sub-toxic vs toxic (two class) and overdose exposure levels and demonstrated the superiority of gene expression markers over traditional clinical parameters in predicting the exposure.

Human-resources departments are meant to address discrimination and harassment as are federal laws.

The suit was brought under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which addresses discrimination in federal programs.

This weakened legislation doesn't address discrimination in housing, public accommodations, education or federal programs.

"These could include reducing school exclusions, improving police response and addressing discrimination in the justice system," she says.

The show pointedly does not address discrimination against Muslims, the political implications of Islam or its role in violent conflicts.

Corbyn has pledged to do more to address discrimination in the workplace, at home and on the streets.

"Fifteen years after the Met was branded 'institutionally racist' they have failed in addressing discrimination which pervades the system.