Sentence examples for endorsed discrimination from inspiring English sources

For many women, people of color, LGBTQ people, Muslims and immigrants, the victory of Donald Trump seems to have endorsed discrimination against them.

"Some of the largest corporations in America, if not the world, see that this bill is destructive to the local economy because the state gets branded as endorsing discrimination.

Governments who support "religious freedom" over the equal human rights and dignity of others condone, and even endorse discrimination.

All such people who endorse discrimination against and seek to hurt our human family must be condemned without exception.

Protests over the inclusion of blacks arose early in the program, although Scouting never officially endorsed racial discrimination.

"Bobby Jindal showed today why he's consistently named one of the nation's least-popular governors: by ignoring his constituents, members of his own party, and business leaders who correctly understand that legislation that endorses discrimination is wrong and should be rejected," the statement reads.

As several lawmakers fumed today about the possibility that the administration was trying to circumvent that, leaders of civil rights organizations said the administration was poised to endorse outright discrimination.

You endorse such discrimination in social services?

There are many other Ahmeds in the quiet corners of East London or Birmingham, who in the current climate of state-endorsed discrimination have been sidelined because of their faith.

With one signature, Chris Christie has made New Jersey appear to be ignorant to the rest of the country the very way that certain states that endorsed segregation and racial discrimination did during the Civil Rights movement.

As National Public Radio recently reported: "For much of the early 20th century, the Scouts' national leadership did not endorse segregation or discrimination but still gave wide discretion to councils to set their own racial policies.