The "equality" frame, expertly constructed by Stonewall's lawyers, has silenced us: who dares to favour "discrimination"?
The logic is obvious: if same-sex marriage removes discrimination, then those against it favour discrimination; they are little better than racists.
"To what extent he can succeed is contingent on the pressure from other institutions that favour discrimination against women," she told the Guardian.
Given that this factor constitutes a distinct component of the scale, it may be concluded that attitudes that favour discrimination should be included in a complete conceptualization of stigmatizing attitudes, as suggested by Pescosolido et al. [ 77].
Mr Sarkozy, against republican tradition, favours positive discrimination for ethnic minorities.
His other argument – that those who favour outlawing discrimination face a contradiction if they also support allowing bans on guns in private institutions by, say a restaurant owner – borders on naive.
Both fabrication methods provided sensor responses that, combined, favoured vapour discrimination in a way unachievable with the control sensor and the presence of zeolite was seen to assist in sensitivity and selectivity enhancements towards vapours, whilst providing stable and repeatable responses over time.
Yet, about two-thirds of small firms favour anti-discrimination laws for LGBT employees, according to a recent survey of 508 companies by Small Business Majority, an advocacy group for small-business interests.
By asking the question "Who benefits?" they showed how mostly unspoken practices of gender-based exclusion and discrimination favoured the interests of men.
Neuberger does not favour positive discrimination.
