Sentence examples for feel discrimination from inspiring English sources

"I feel discrimination all the time," he said.

A black man added: "That's why people feel discrimination will never be wiped out.

"At times, I did feel discrimination when I was at school". Mr. Balan, the sociologist, said he believed that Koreans are experiencing the same amount of discrimination that other recent immigrants have felt in Argentina and in other countries.

Ravin, who is the son of Russian and Israeli immigrants, rejects any comparison between himself and the Clippers' players — "It's one thing to be an outsider; it's another to feel discrimination" — but does see himself as an interloper in the world of professional basketball.

Although transgender people around the country have been victims of hate crimes, students like Zachary say they do not feel discrimination or fear on campus; they know they are lucky to live in environments -- small private colleges -- with traditions of tolerance.

"When I came here to this country, I did feel discrimination — in the Catholic Church, in society and in school.

Feeling discrimination is one thing, proving it another.

And yet, Ms. Tsuda says she frequently feels discrimination.

Has Ms. Fakhry, who gives her title as New York bureau chief, but who, being the sole reporter, should probably be called the New York bureau, felt discrimination or unease?

Ms. Purser said in an interview that because she does not necessarily look Indian — her father is Suquamish and her mother is white — she has felt discrimination from multiple directions.

The very mention of race unlocked a torrent of painful accounts from blacks in Roseland, who told of lifelong attacks and indignities and who said they felt discrimination was in some ways worse now than it was 20 years ago.