Sentence examples for encourage discrimination from inspiring English sources

Being mostly male and white, cliques tend to encourage discrimination against women and ethnic minorities.

I don't think it would encourage discrimination, rather it would provide a safe haven away from a queerphobic campus.

The voices that spread terror and encourage discrimination have always been here, and they have always been, eventually, drowned by the voices of good will.

They conceded there was a risk that what they had envisaged as a law to protect religious freedom might encourage discrimination.

The intent was to stigmatize them, enshrine discrimination in law and encourage discrimination against gay men, lesbians and same-sex couples.

Classifying people by race would also encourage discrimination, not prevent it, and reduce identity to "criteria from another era, that of colonial France, or Vichy".

Britain's junior international-development minister, Gareth Thomas, was up-front about "reggae and rap songs actively encouraging discrimination against those who have AIDS and encouraging violence".

As even the youngest among you recognise, a law that promotes, enables, or encourages discrimination of any kind is wrong".

Mr. Dunlop has been named as a defendant in three discrimination suits, and one of the plaintiffs has said he encouraged discrimination against blacks and routinely referred to female troopers using a vulgar reference to female genitalia.

"The HB2 law that was recently passed is a despicable piece of legislation that encourages discrimination against an entire group of American citizens," the band said in a handwritten statement posted on its Facebook page.

In a statement issued Monday on the band's website, Pearl Jam called the new law "a despicable piece of legislation that encourages discrimination against an entire group of American citizens".