"experiencing discrimination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to a person or group of people that are being negatively treated differently based on a particular characteristic or characteristic(s). For example, "People of color often experience discrimination in the workplace."
These included: internalized stigma, or instances when youth stigmatize themselves because of their HIV status; perceived stigma, whereby youth feel that someone is stigmatizing them; fear of enacted stigma, which is expressed when youth act to avoid being discriminated against because of their HIV status; and enacted stigma, defined as experiencing discrimination based on one's HIV status.
But the researchers found that men can bulk up far more without experiencing discrimination.
Otherwise expect to continue experiencing discrimination, hostility and violence – and to be blamed for it".
The results, which equate to 390,000 women experiencing discrimination across Britain, were described as shocking by Maternity Action.
It is concerning that more and more new and expectant mums are experiencing discrimination issues at work.
The proportion who reported experiencing discrimination in the past because of their backgrounds remained unchanged at one-third.
B5 ARAB AMERICANS -- Since Sept. 11, Arab-American groups say, hundreds of people have said they are experiencing discrimination at work because of their nationality or religion.
Although candidates of each minority group experienced discrimination, not all firms discriminated.
Discrimination was often experienced in the workplace, while most of the respondents experienced discrimination the least in their own households.
Have you experienced discrimination in housing services?
Aelyx experiences discrimination against his kind, and so does Cara for assisting him.
