Sentence examples for counteract discrimination from inspiring English sources

During the 1920s and '30s, Jewish fraternities and other social societies designed to counteract discrimination flourished and faded, each traced here from its beginnings with the same care given to other aspects of the work.

Recognition of the social basis for stigmatisation points to important ways of counteracting discrimination.

Why has linguistics failed to counteract this discrimination?

Efforts to counteract wage discrimination are not new.

The school district itself was created by a federal desegregation order intended to counteract racial discrimination in the electoral process in the area, ten years after the Voting Rights Act was signed.

It is important, however, to make sure that those within and without the community have a proper knowledge of all identities within the spectrum of both sexuality and gender to counteract further discrimination and to encourage understanding and acceptance.

…[omit]…The Kindergarten shall promote democracy and equality and counteract all forms of discrimination.

VINOs are enriched in YRI samples, providing better discrimination and counteracting ascertainment bias toward populations of European ancestry (additional files 8, 10).

That is, increased activity in frontal speech motor regions in older adults may counteract the lack of phoneme discrimination in auditory cortex, likely through top-down sensorimotor mapping.

These suggested that it was the schools' responsibility to provide children with equal opportunities regardless of gender, to work against sex-based discrimination and to "counteract traditional gender patterns".

This is not because of their higher grade point averages, the economist Christopher Dougherty concludes, but because women seem to need more education simply to counteract the impact of traditional job discrimination and traditional female career choices.