Sentence examples for continue to be discriminated from inspiring English sources

Other researchers have found positive effects except for African-Americans, who continue to be discriminated against.

What groups of peoples have been or continue to be discriminated against?

In this age of corporate greed and scandals, it is refreshing to see businesses support a social cause that helps those who have been, and contrary to popular belief continue to be, discriminated against.

"Women continue to be discriminated against and economically harassed and economically punished if they even ask how much the guys get paid," Mikulski said.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled in 2012 that the federal ban on sex discrimination covers transgender discrimination, but those affected by that rule change say the government hasn't been enforcing it and that they continue to be discriminated against.

In his opinion, Judge Weeks said he was "especially troubled" by this line of reasoning, which implied that "African-Americans, as a group, will continue to be discriminated against in the future".

They had been and continued to be discriminated against by the theocratic Congregationalist government in Connecticut, and Baptist ministers had been beaten and jailed under the established Anglican Church in Virginia.

Women are supposedly regular citizens, yet they continue to be systematically discriminated against.

The number one goal of feminism is to make sure that women are being treated as equals in society because we are the ones that have been, and continue to be, marginalized and discriminated against, specifically for our gender.

These fears continue to be reinforced by recent incidents of public discrimination, such as children being discriminated against at school (Viet Nam News 2007).

There continue to be considerable gaps and new challenges regarding the realization of the rights of vulnerable, excluded and discriminated children in Romania.