Sentence examples for discrimination from school from inspiring English sources

He listened as the mothers told him, in Spanish, of the problems they said their families face lack of communication from school administrators, not enough space or equipment for sports, discrimination from school staff who favor parents who can speak English and fewer academic demands than they've seen in past years.

Standing in front of the entire grade in the school's front hall, Long told attentive students and colleagues how he transitioned between his sophomore and junior year of high school, and faced intense discrimination from his school administrators.

"These children have already experienced the tragedy of losing a parent or a loved one to AIDS – only to be subjected to stigma, discrimination and exclusion from school and social services," said UNICEF Director Anthony Lake.

The subscales "1.2 Discontinuity-relationships" (d = 2.27) and "2.1 Incoherence-consistent self image" (d = 2.56) showed the strongest discrimination, while "2.2 Incoherence-autonomy" showed the lowest discrimination between the adolescents from school and from the clinical group wit PD. * = Significance of all score differences were p < .001.001

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.

Flies and diseased cattle mark poverty and loss of one's livelihood respectively, perhaps from discrimination at school or work.

The same community Shappley had once viewed so negatively now helps her family weather the immense pressure of ongoing discrimination from her daughter's school, the rejection from their friends and family and the constant fear of violence.

Although California law already prohibits discrimination against transgender people, policies vary from school to school, Mr. Ammiano said, and some students do not know which teams they are allowed to play on.

From job discrimination and school bullying to racial profiling and police surveillance, the various manifestations of Islamophobia continue to divide the nation and increase tensions.

Violence, discrimination, poverty, and early pregnancy keep girls from school.

The smell of the garbage lingers over everything, getting into clothes and hair, so that even those children who are lucky enough to go to school face discrimination from their peers.