Sentence examples for endured discrimination from inspiring English sources
Has he endured discrimination?
"Before that, individuals had endured discrimination.
They endured discrimination in their literary endeavours as well as in their daily lives.
Her empathy for the woman in the song stemmed, in part, from her experiences as a dark-skinned Puerto Rican who had endured discrimination.
Interracial marriages were banned at that time under South Africa's apartheid system, and the couple endured discrimination and harassment before moving to Switzerland, where Thabo Sefolosha was born.
Twenty-two days of fighting in Gaza also stirred up old tensions, and in some cases violence, between two communities whose members often live in the same neighborhoods and have endured discrimination.
Still, they often endure discrimination and are statistically poorer and less well educated than Israeli Jews.
In the last year, Sikhs have continued to endure discrimination, bullying, vandalism, racial profiling, and gun violence.
As ever, those who also endure discrimination because of poverty, race, immigration status, or disability will suffer the most, but a disregard for women's basic humanity binds us all.
Often, women may be stigmatized and endure discrimination because of their HIV status.
After the war, those children — known as Amerasians — endured harsh discrimination and abject poverty in Vietnam, viewed as ugly reminders of an invading army.
