Sentence examples for extreme discrimination from inspiring English sources

Many face extreme discrimination, poverty and exclusion in their everyday lives.

The DoL in 2017 accused Google of "extreme" discrimination against women across the company.

Cox has made a point at nearly every turn to refocus people's attention from her to the extreme discrimination and violence leveled at the trans community – and the ways trans women of color are uniquely targeted.

Members of the minority group say they are native to Myanmar, also known as Burma, but were excluded from a junta-era citizenship law, denied rights and freedom of movement, and rendered vulnerable as targets of extreme discrimination and violence.

Trans women of color face the worst of the extreme discrimination and violence leveled at our community and Cox's appearance at the Emmys, holding herself with pride like she always does, will be a moment of humanizing representation for trans women of color.

Patrick Lozès, head of Cran, a leading French black association, said the fact that French young people with immigrant parents were demanding their rights to be equal citizens showed that the principle of the republican system worked, but it had been muddied by extreme discrimination.

After all, major indices from the WHO and OECD suggest that mitigating extreme inequality, discrimination, violence, and exclusion ̶ rather than medicalizing their impacts ̶ leads to better overall health.

Earlier this year, the federal regulator alleged "extreme" pay discrimination in positions and departments throughout Google and sued the Mountain View, California-based company for salary records as part of its audit.

"Out of the LGBTQ population, the trans population often experiences the most extreme health discrimination, the most extreme barriers to care, the most extreme level of societal exclusion," Scout, who identifies as transgender, said.

Many of the youth in our care have been affected by extreme poverty, discrimination, disability, trauma and abuse, lack of early guidance and opportunity, poor schools and availability of guns and drugs.

They are often disproportionally affected by high levels of extreme poverty, discrimination, exclusion and family destabilization.