Sentence examples for face prejudice from inspiring English sources

When sex workers report attacks, we face prejudice too.

But, Mr. Bush said, "Many Americans still face prejudice.

Those who do report attacks still face prejudice from officials and very low conviction-rates.

Jews were just as likely as Muslims to say that American Muslims face prejudice.

However, gays who campaign for change still face prejudice, and worse.

Of course, it remains true that some gay people still face prejudice and sometimes much worse.

In the process, he has become a model for disabled people in South Korea, where they still face prejudices and are expected to withdraw from active life.

That's because out here in the real world, I deal with and see other women face prejudices that make their lives challenging, at the very least.

She thinks her daughter must feel guilty for not functioning normally and must face prejudices about mental illness.

Examples of crude, in-your-face prejudice are much more rare.

"But others have faced prejudice.