In contrast, the day's other 5-to-4 decision, holding that the Boy Scouts have a constitutional right to exclude gays, was a disappointing departure from a proud line of high court precedents erasing discrimination in public accommodations.
They claimed that the promises of Reconstruction had never been fulfilled and that affirmative-action and anti-poverty programs had failed to erase institutionalized discrimination and inner-city poverty.
The Huffington Post's Zena Blay referred to it as "peak white feminism," an unfortunate phenomenon of using issues of gender to erase systemic racial discrimination.
In addition, critics asserted that the government should develop public-awareness campaigns designed to end discrimination and erase the social stigma attached to the condition of albinism as well as establish temporary shelter for persons in danger of physical attack and provide boarding schools for such children.
His clothes, an outward display of his social class, transcend his race and magically erase the threat of discrimination.
"But him getting killed didn't erase the racism and discrimination I was experiencing in the police department.
Words that center Whiteness, while erasing the harshness of discrimination and segregation.
The U.S. Federal Government under President Obama has, in eight short years, erased decades of institutionalized discrimination against LGBTQ Americans.
"China has an intelligent form of maintaining a bureaucracy that can shape things." WORLDPOST: President Xi Jinping has announced he will reform the "hukou" system of urban registration, erasing over time the discrimination against rural migrants and city dwellers in terms of available services, such as education and health care.
In the mid-1980's, amid a national wave of regret for the wartime discrimination, federal courts erased both men's convictions.
