Sentence examples for ingrained discrimination from inspiring English sources

Isolated examples do not amount to ingrained discrimination.

But what really seems to have paved the way for the verdict, and the murder itself, is perhaps harder to admit: deeply ingrained discrimination against Armenians, which incited both the threats against Dink and the negligent reaction to them.

The persecution of Christians in Pakistan has been driven by multiple factors: the country's blasphemy laws that are used to target Christians by implicating them in contentious cases, the proliferation of militant networks that have religious minorities in their crosshairs, and ingrained discrimination in society and the workplace.

They say a change in the law is the only way sex workers can be protected against clients, police and ingrained discrimination.

They say a change in the law is the only way sex workers can be protected against clients, police, and ingrained discrimination.

After centuries of widely accepted and deeply ingrained discrimination, marriage regardless of sexual orientation is now legal in all 50 states.

Political correctness demands that we think deeply about socially ingrained and hidden harms, not to become a springboard for phoney martyrs to express old and ingrained discriminations as if they're new, powerful, unheard-before truths.

Discrimination lowers academic performance for black students Last month, the United Nations Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent expressed concern about deeply ingrained racial discrimination in U.S. schools.

You can't self-help away deeply-ingrained structural discrimination.

Maybe some people do not mind that immigration zealotry is sending the country down a path of far greater intrusion into citizens' lives, into a world of ingrained suspicion, routine discrimination and economic disruption.

Paranoia towards the outside world, ingrained prejudice and discrimination towards homosexuals, fundamentalist Roman Catholicism, climate change denial and hostility towards Germany are some of the views espoused by the Kaczy´nskis' party, which is out of sync with a dynamic, modernising Poland where 80% of people like the EU.