Sentence examples for encouraging discrimination from inspiring English sources

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".

"Is sex-selective abortion morally wrong under all circumstances," he asks, "or is it only wrong when parents exhibit a preference for sons?"There is indeed an irony in the fact that, in this matter, the traditionally feminist "pro-choice" position has meant encouraging discrimination against women.

'You cannot beat extremism by encouraging discrimination against Australian Muslims.'.

"You cannot beat extremism by encouraging discrimination against Australian Muslims," Rifi said, adding that politicized fear mongering and sensationalism only feeds the "ideological extremes" of radicalism and racism.

denounced the draft order in a statement, saying the president "continues his hateful attacks on the communities that comprise our nation ― this time by encouraging discrimination against the LGBT community, and by the denial of reproductive health care to women, all under the guise of so-called 'religious freedom.'".

In relation to Africa, in countries like Uganda the Catholic Church has been criticized for encouraging discrimination, which in turn can perpetrate violence.

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

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

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

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

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.