Sentence examples for immigration discrimination from inspiring English sources

Instead of writing treacly love songs, as demanded by the salsa romantica style that has been dominant for a quarter-century now, the group sings about immigration, discrimination and poverty.

In 2005 Mr. Fernández produced for Univision the network's first drama that was not a soap opera in the United States, "Al Filo de la Ley," Spanish for "At the Edge of the Law," about a Los Angeles law firm that handled immigration, discrimination and other cases.

I felt the pain of all of our stories of immigration, discrimination for whatever difference we possess in that moment.

The 27-page report lays out problems in six areas: immigration, discrimination against Muslims, abortion rights, mass surveillance, torture and press freedoms.

As we struggle with issues of immigration, discrimination and racial prejudice, Mother Nature, meanwhile, follows its own course, embracing society's plurality and, in the process, shaking up our perceptions about origins, ethnicity and identity".

I have often featured the photos and stories of binational couples on GMUSA (e.g., Robert and Antonio, Yohandel and Daniel, Johnny and Winton) in an effort to raise awareness and help educate the general public about the reality of immigration discrimination against binational same-sex couples.

The key areas of work, housing or immigration, where discrimination is rife, are immune from a human rights claim.

The now-on-hold oral arguments were expected to be a major showdown on questions of immigration, religious discrimination, and the limits of Presidential power.

Finally, in recent months Obama has also, through executive action, made solid gains on immigration, wage discrimination, climate change, and foreign-policy issues, including an opening, after more than a half century of Cold War and embargo, to Cuba.

Residents of Washington Heights and Inwood have joined with professionals from the People's Theatre Project and Theater of the Oppressed NYC to write three short, bilingual plays about immigration and discrimination, based on their own experiences.

WASHINGTON — President Obama announced Monday that he would nominate Thomas E. Perez, who heads the Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department, to be the next secretary of labor, a choice that promised to provoke a debate with Republicans about voting rights, immigration and discrimination.