Sentence examples for chronic discrimination from inspiring English sources
Theory suggests that chronic discrimination experiences may dampen the ability to tolerate distress, increasing vulnerability for anxiety.
Chronic discrimination in both minority and non-minority populations is linked to adverse health outcomes, including increased risk of cardiovascular disease and increased mortality, but the biological processes through which discrimination affects health are unclear.
"All of Israel now recognises us as a problem for the Jewish state," says Ameer Makhoul, a Palestinian leader.Liberal Israelis believe that the remedy is investment, plus job and other preferment to redress the chronic discrimination that Israel's Palestinians suffer in every public sphere.
Women's football is flourishing, but for centuries the game endured chronic discrimination, sexism and was even banned.
This will be an important first step in addressing chronic discrimination.
The authors concluded that it is not the attribution of discrimination but the experience of chronic discrimination that influences CAC.
In practice, Israel has acted as a Jewish state since its founding, and undermined the rights of Palestinian citizens for more than 60 years, with chronic, institutionalised discrimination.
More than 85% of these women have come from Nigeria's Edo state in the south of the country, where traffickers have historically exploited chronic poverty, discrimination, a failing education system and lack of opportunities for young women to sell false promises of prosperity in Europe.
ATLANTA — Nine days after the University of Alabama's campus newspaper detailed chronic racial discrimination within the campus's Greek system, the university's president said on Friday that six minority students had accepted offers of admission to traditionally white sororities.
It also increases their exposure to factors that are harmful to health, such as chronic stressors, discrimination and incarceration.
It also increases their exposure to factors that are harmful to health, such as chronic stressors, discrimination, and incarceration.
