Sentence examples for face intolerance from inspiring English sources

If you want to appeal to our sense of social justice, we want to see your rainbow flag fly in places where our gay brothers and sisters face intolerance, injustice and violence, like Jamaica, Uganda and Russia.

"Anyone who has ever faced intolerance of any kind," he said, "knows the solemn importance of protecting the rights of all people".

Balotelli, of Ghanaian parentage but fostered from the age of three by a Jewish family, has faced intolerance all his life.

In terms of prejudice, meanwhile, our descendants may – hopefully – wonder how still-marginalised groups like transgender people ever faced intolerance; let alone how some parts of the world continued to criminalise homosexuality, reject equal rights for women, or hold some groups of workers in modern slavery.

Raw, naked, in-your-face intolerance for others' opinions is actually pretty rare on the airwaves, outside the realm of politics.

"During the course of our history, many religions have faced intolerance," said Durbin, the assistant Senate majority leader, in announcing the hearings on Tuesday (March 22).

Does Germany look to be the face of intolerance in the Western world?

Some face religious intolerance.

The Amerasus have turned the idea of one's "family" into a radical political formation, one made in the face of intolerance and uncertainty.

The public deserves to see the true face of intolerance and prejudice behind Proposition 8. Yesterday's court decision is yet another unjust ruling in the fight for equal rights for all people, regardless of their sexual orientation.

Although the Roma population is the largest minority group in Europe, they often face extreme intolerance and racism [ 2].