Sentence examples for growing discrimination from inspiring English sources

First, Lévi-Strauss was called up for a very short time and experienced the humiliation of the fall of France and the armistice, and then he was faced by the growing discrimination and persecution against Jews in Vichy France.

While somewhat heavy-handed, this was at least a sign of the growing discrimination of the American palate.

Critics say that the changes are an important step toward addressing the company's growing discrimination problem.

"It potentially can affect me a great deal if I get a job offer" said Kraft of the growing discrimination against America's veterans.

Kicked out by his parents, a gay teenager leaves small-town Indiana for New York's Greenwich Village, where growing discrimination against the LGBT community leads to riots on June 28 , 1969

Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America said that while there has been humanitarian aid from the West, there has not been enough attention to the growing discrimination and hardship facing Mideast Christians.

Disability hate crime is growing, maternity discrimination has increased, homophobic bullying isn't being challenged, antisemitism and islamophobia have increased.

As stated above, growing sex discrimination and gender inequality in the labor market may restrict women's willingness to seek and retain employment.

During the 1980s, concern continued to grow about discrimination in higher education.

Russell faced discrimination growing up in Vallejo, and became a delinquent.

The worst part, she said, is the growing feeling of discrimination among Muslim citizens in the region.