"discriminatory attitudes" is correct in written English.
You can use it when there is a biased mindset against certain people or groups of people based on their race, gender, age, or other characteristics. For example, "The company was criticized for its discriminatory attitudes towards hiring older workers."
One might call it the Three Pillars of Not Being Accused of Insanely Discriminatory Attitudes.
If not, why not? -How do you think societies in general might work toward breaking discriminatory attitudes and behavior?
These kind of discriminatory attitudes limit women's engagement in jobs they want – even when they are qualified for them.
You are also battling against the ignorance and increasing discriminatory attitudes of the people on the street towards disabled people.
There was a recognition that there may have been discriminatory attitudes among police officers towards the victims.
The lawsuit claims that the White Plains department is "permeated with racial bigotry," and that discriminatory attitudes among white officers are "encouraged and condoned".
A 1992 sequel, "Itsuka," closed with an apology by the Canadian government for actions it characterized as "unjust" and "influenced by discriminatory attitudes".
But the word 'homophobic', like the words 'sexist' or 'racist', clearly covers a wide range of (often subtle) discriminatory attitudes, of which the Church can be numerously convicted.
Camp, who was born in South Africa and moved to Calgary in 1998, said he had not understood the changes made to Canadian laws aimed at sheltering sexual assault complainants from discriminatory attitudes.
"We need to be able to have a discussion about mental health problems in the workplace and to put an end to discriminatory attitudes that prevent people from working".
Firstly, there is the mistaken assumption that HBCUs are segregationist, that their role is to enforce ideas of inferiority or superiority or to encourage discriminatory attitudes toward other racial groups.
