Sentence examples for battles discrimination from inspiring English sources

He is the founder of several Arab American organizations, including the Arab American Institute, which battles discrimination and lobbies for a less ­Israel-centric Middle East policy.

Employers face the prospect of battling discrimination claims years after an employee has left their company following a landmark Supreme Court ruling yesterday.

Of course, many laws that treat some people differently than others are bad, but battling discrimination is more complicated than that.

Monday morning, after the tense game against Bnei Sahknin, I heard Beitar's general manager, Itzik Kornfein, a former goalkeeper, repeat the same message on several radio shows: He said he was determined to clamp down on unruly fans but reminded listeners that the culture and sports minister, the police and legal authorities would have to keep battling discrimination after the "dust settles down".

Acceptable forms include supporting a husband disabled in World War I; battling discrimination because you're from Italy; being a rich girl with a chip on your shoulder; or naïvely forming a dangerous attachment with the only black man at the factory.

Yet Lai, who has three Harvard degrees, says that she battled discrimination and harassment on the job "almost from the day she started work," according to her lawsuit.

The political power of groups battling discrimination can only be magnified through unity.

They battle discrimination and exclusion.

"The stress that comes from daily battles with discrimination and stigma is a principle driver of these higher rates of substance use, as gay and transgender people turn to tobacco, alcohol and other substances as a way to cope with these challenges," the study said.

Her battles against discrimination and equality, were my battles.

We would also try to battle caregiver discrimination - people with children who are discriminated against in terms of pay, benefits and employment opportunities.