The phrase "attack discrimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing efforts to combat or challenge discriminatory practices or beliefs.
Example: "We must unite to attack discrimination in all its forms and promote equality for everyone."
Alternatives: "combat discrimination" or "challenge discrimination".
In other contexts, society punishes the act rather than the thought, attacking discrimination in deed, not prejudice in belief.
"The LGBTQ community has long suffered from attacks, discrimination and injustice in society.
Though the set up in Argentina is far from perfect, the government, Mocha Celis School and numerous dedicated individuals are constantly breaking boundaries and attacking discrimination through policy and social inclusion.
But be honest: have you ever heard a party leader – let alone a Conservative PM – deliver such an impassioned attack upon discrimination?
Community Safety Minister Roseanna Cunningham said: "Any form of attack or discrimination based on the assumption of someone's religion, race or cultural background is completely unacceptable.
"Rather than attempting to deal with the problem as it affected Jews alone," said Representative Jim Clyburn in a 1997 tribute to Aronson on the floor of the House of Representatives, "he decided to attack employment discrimination per se, no matter the victim".
Moran has built up a huge following for witty writing that attacks everyday discrimination, from Disney's sexualisation of its princesses to nudity in pop videos.
Ban has been a vocal supporter of LGBT rights since taking up his role, and condemned attacks and discrimination against gay people shortly before last year's winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
It's not just attitudes: British Muslim children have been feeling the backlash in bullying and abuse post-Paris attacks; job discrimination against Muslims is rampant; and hate crimes against Muslims have soared by 70% in the past year, according to the police in spite of significant under-reporting.
Indonesian analysts said Mr. Yudhoyono himself had played the religion card to shore up political support from conservative Muslim groups and Islamic-based political parties, and as a result, they say, both religious attacks and discrimination have mushroomed under his administration.
