Sentence examples for discrimination consequences from inspiring English sources

Lack of caregiver readiness and fears about negative child-level (e.g., psychological distress) and family-level (e.g., stigma and discrimination) consequences of disclosure certainly contribute to a reluctance to disclose, as this and previous work among Kenyan caregivers suggest (Vreeman et al., 2010).

Behavioral consequences in the form of discrimination result [ 12].

She likes to point out that today's generational byword, "intersectionality," was in fact coined in the late eighties, by the African-American law professor and race theorist Kimberlé Crenshaw, who used it to describe interconnected forms of discrimination, whose consequences each woman has to balance and negotiate, and feminists have to acknowledge and understand.

Individuals who belong to several disadvantaged groups may suffer aggravated and specific forms of discrimination in consequence.

Fear of discrimination can result in economic consequences; women with HIV and their partners may avoid seeking employment for fear of discrimination.

This discrimination has devastating consequences for women and their families, financially and career-wise.

Efforts such as these might be the south's last stand against a recurring pattern of legalised discrimination with infinitesimal consequences.

The UNODC paper states that existing forms of interdiction have led to severe health consequences, discrimination, compulsory detention, and incarceration across the world.

As a consequence, discrimination between benign and malignant intraprostatic tissue is hampered by low specificity (Souvatzoglou et al., 2011; Farsad et al., 2005).

This discrimination was a consequence of the different thresholds for the phenotype in development and defense.

Stigma was identified as a potential barrier for PrEP use and discrimination a potential consequence of its use.