"historical discrimination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe instances of discrimination that have occurred in the past. For example: "The law aims to address the lingering effects of historical discrimination against marginalized communities."
Mr. Moritz bemoans the historical discrimination that discouraged women from pursuing these increasingly important subject areas.
They claim that this historical discrimination has never been corrected by the firm.
And historical discrimination often dismissed the capabilities of Latinos in football.
Often there is a claim that we need to rectify historical discrimination.
A few responses pointed to the institution of caste and the historical discrimination against lower castes, particularly dalits, or untouchables.
No national purpose is served by losing our sense of political and historical discrimination in an upwelling of patriotic fervor.
Historical medical discrimination and mistreatment of minorities have led to widespread medical mistrust, perceived discrimination, and avoidance of health management and treatment among minorities.
I have a hard time believing that men can make a straight-faced argument of historical systemic discrimination.
Ferranti hypothesizes that structural forces, such as historical odor discrimination against African Americans and targeted advertising of these products to African Americans, have helped to establish the practice of douching as a beauty norm specifically among the African American community, and that norm is now perpetuated through cultural and familial traditions [ 39].
The New York police may have set an unfortunate historical precedent for discrimination, but we all know that drug use doesn't discriminate.
Housing discrimination, historical and present, may well be the fulcrum of white supremacy.
