Sentence examples for facing ignorance from inspiring English sources

Facing ignorance and discrimination can foster closeness between black students, she said during an interview.

Facing ignorance and prejudice, it seems, is still an integral part of the Australian Indigenous experience.

Peaceable, hardworking Muslims trying to make a life in the United States and facing ignorance and prejudice make a closer parallel to the Irish.

In a failed state environment, developmental aid in health care is not only facing ignorance and eventual religious constraints, but also corruption and a problem of smuggling, which impedes an easy solution to implement hand hygiene.

They face ignorance, insult and even persecution.

As a Mormon, Mr. Romney faces ignorance as well as fear of his church and its political influence.

In an interview with The Independent, he said he had faced ignorance about his condition from a young age, but had been determined to rise above the taunts.

On her Facebook page she says: "I was touched by such a kind gesture from a man who faces ignorance every day, so I set on a mission to find him.

Long before Muslims in America faced ignorance, fear and hatred, Catholics confronted similar reactions.

This is why it is crucial that the teenagers facing this ignorance and abuse – those for whom the remote power of Westminster seems to be destroying their aspirations – need to be heard, and have access to political power to directly rebut these kinds of social slur.

"Further and higher education workers who experience issues relating to mental health face ignorance, discrimination and stigma from their managers and colleagues.