Sentence examples for disproportionately subject from inspiring English sources

Black and Hispanic students — particularly those with disabilities — are also disproportionately subject to seclusion or restraints.

Also, a study found that black and Hispanic New Yorkers were disproportionately subject to the department's so-called stop-and-frisk tactics; the findings led to a law, enacted in 2001, requiring police officers to note and report every time they stopped someone in public for questioning.

Too often they even come from gay men, who are ourselves disproportionately subject to sexual violence.

Trans people, and especially trans women of colour, are disproportionately subject to violence, harassment, and state repression such as incarceration in Canada.

In the case of Black Lives Matter the principal grievance seems to be that black Americans are disproportionately subject to police brutality.

Indeed, even more than in years past, the latest figures show that a growing number of black students are disproportionately subject to school-based arrests and referrals to police.

Diane Abbott, the shadow home secretary and one of Britain's most senior black politicians, said: "BME people have long been disproportionately subjected to stop and search.

The report says officers were racially stereotyping African-Caribbean people as criminals, and thus disproportionately subjecting them to stop and search.

The task force said police used Taser stun guns on suspects in about the same proportions and that blacks were disproportionately subjected to traffic stops.

According to the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights (2014), students of color are disproportionately subjected to such actions, which are robustly associated with entry into the juvenile justice system.

Chandler does not know if black or male students are disproportionately subjected to corporal punishment in Leeds City Schools, where her daughter went.