Sentence examples for cycle of discrimination from inspiring English sources

It isn't just about what happened to me – increasingly Muslims are a part of a cycle of discrimination that targets them due to their appearance.

"These latest incidents between Muslim Rohingyas and Buddhists demonstrate how urgent it is that the authorities intervene to protect everyone, and break the cycle of discrimination and violence," Amnesty International's Asia-Pacific deputy director, Isabelle Arradon, said.

"These latest incidents between Muslim Rohingyas and Buddhists demonstrate how urgent it is that the authorities intervene to protect everyone, and break the cycle of discrimination and violence," said Isabelle Arradon of Amnesty International.

Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, in a decision siding with her client, wrote that "mutually reinforcing stereotypes" of women as primary caregivers and men as lacking domestic responsibility "create a self-fulfilling cycle of discrimination".

Self-stigma might be an essential and tractable target for interventions aimed at breaking the vicious cycle of discrimination and stigmatization toward people with mental illness regardless of their diagnoses.

FRA director Morten Kjaerum said education would "equip young Roma with the skills they need to escape the vicious cycle of discrimination, exclusion and poverty".

The clause was written into the Constitution to promote a common market among states, and to correct "cycles of discrimination and retaliation" that had occurred in the 1780s, explained Brannon P. Denning, a professor at the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala.

"It reflects the low status of girls and women and reinforces gender inequality, fueling intergenerational cycles of discrimination and harm.

And so continues the entrenched cycle of gender discrimination, with motherhood carrying a penalty.

They enforce the vicious cycle of previous discrimination to which women and minorities are more likely to be subjected to, making it even more difficult for women to improve their situation, regardless of whether they are improving their negotiation skills and asking for the money they deserve.

Early marriage can lead to a vicious cycle of gender discrimination, illiteracy and high infant and maternal mortality rates.