Sentence examples for forms of prejudice from inspiring English sources

Their sons and daughters - British by birth - have all suffered from more subtle forms of prejudice.

"It exposes kids to the different forms of prejudice," said Teresa Gonzalez, a museum spokeswoman.

Racism and other forms of prejudice apparently play upon pollution fears.

Instead, political leaders should speak out loudly against all forms of prejudice.

The new radical right rhetoric deftly blends antisemitism and Islamophobia – but other forms of prejudice also share centre stage.

For some people, the intersection of different forms of prejudice means that these impacts are multiple and cumulative.

One of the most insidious forms of prejudice is the inability to see beyond one's own understanding of what prejudice even looks like.

"With new-found openness toward one another, Christians and Jews together must make courageous efforts to remove all forms of prejudice," he said tonight.

Discrimination now is much more subtle and nuanced and often operates most fiercely at that junction where different forms of prejudice intersect.

"And if we're going to prevail over them, over terror, then our ideals and principles and values must transcend all forms of prejudice".

All forms of prejudice spring from the same well: the mistaken conviction that one set of people is innately better than another, who should accordingly be marginalised.