Sentence examples for cruel discrimination from inspiring English sources
People forget that in the UK all this outrageous and cruel discrimination only became unacceptable pretty recently.
How cruel discrimination it is!" Wayne, 22, grew up in Yangon and said that he faced discrimination in school from the age of 5 because he is Muslim.
People were blinded to the reality: "mass arrests, firing squads, the jailing of priests and homosexuals, and cruel discrimination against weaker members of society".
Some accept it with a fatalistic shrug, others are furious, to the point of obsession, with what they see as a cruel discrimination.
Yet there is one final step needed to end unfair and cruel discrimination against same sex couples, and it would appear that a majority of Australians believe this is a step we should take.
Louis CK recently received praise for depicting a fat woman on his show who calls out his character's cruel discrimination.
Instead, inside the Contra Costa hall, the suit alleges: "Young people with disabilities become trapped in a cruel cycle of discrimination" and "are locked away in solitary confinement where their conditions only deteriorate and they fall further behind in their education".
But how in God's name can the Boy Scouts of America reconcile those purported values with its cruel and hateful discrimination against young boys merely because they happen to be gay?
5. "No Fats-No Fems": I thought this was something that contemporary gay men invented as a cruel form of discrimination as they selected their sexual partners on Grindr and Scruff, but it turns out that some gay men in the 70s began using this phrase in the ads that they placed in the classified sections of gay newspapers looking for sexual partners.
The committee ruled in the summer that she had been subjected to discrimination and cruel and inhuman treatment.
At the heart of Justice Thomas's dissenting opinion was a highly personal critique of affirmative action, which he called the "cruel farce of racial discrimination".
