Sentence examples for discrimination education from inspiring English sources
Remember you are not alone: support is out there should you need it; invest in your positive attributes with training and volunteering; don't be afraid to speak out against stigma or discrimination; education and communication are the only ways to combat ill-informed idiocies and irrational assumptions.
It is a result; our fatherlessness is the result of generations of segregation, ghettoization, job deprivation, housing discrimination, education discrimination, mass incarceration, over-policing and police brutality.
While education is not a cure all for experiences with racism and discrimination, education can equip us with the tools to better understand, analyze and ultimately find solutions to the tragic incidents we are seeing too frequently involving police killings of black people.
Reducing inequities and discrimination Education based on human rights also helps to root out some of society's persistent inequities.
In this paper, we analyse the relation between naturalisation and integration policies in 29 European states, looking at immigrants' rights in several areas of public life, such as political participation, anti-discrimination, education, the labour market and family reunion.
And therefore the corresponding solution is to supply opportunity by ending discrimination, providing education, training, child care, transportation and investing public and private funds to create new jobs.
Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination in education programs that receive federal assistance, was signed as part of a package of amendments to the Education Act by President Richard M. Nixon in June 1972.
It means eliminating all forms of gender bias and discrimination in education systems and schools, in curricula and learning materials, in teaching and in learning processes.
She mentioned Title IX from 1972, which barred sex discrimination in education.
The letter also cited Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination in education.
That law bans discrimination in education based on disability, including HIV status.
