Sentence examples for institutionalized prejudice from inspiring English sources

Palestinians living in historic Palestine--the West Bank, Gaza, East Jerusalem, and inside Israel--face huge challenges, such as military occupation, wars, loss of land, and institutionalized prejudice.

Institutionalized prejudice is dealt a heavy blow in our country's armed forces.

Six years later, after Modi was reëlected in Gujarat, Nandy published an article in the Times of India commenting on the dire state of civil liberties and institutionalized prejudice against minorities in Gujarat.

They see a "self-affirming" disability culture as a critical instrument in achieving social equality for people with disabilities in the face of deeply-entrenched institutionalized prejudice (Longmore 1995; Swain and French 2000).

The continuing rise of violence of all forms against women and the demeaning treatment of female identity are the results of such mainstreamed and institutionalized prejudice.

The most common "privilege" in public discourse is white privilege, but institutionalized prejudice extends to things like male privilege, cis-privilege, and thin privilege.

This dubious principle not only further institutionalizes prejudice, but it also puts the burden squarely on those who have been discriminated against to seek out others who do not discriminate.

Yet the Italian government has institutionalized the prejudices many Italians feel toward Gypsies.

But personal stories cannot depict institutionalized inequality, inadvertent discrimination and subtle prejudice as readily as they can dramatize the outrages of Jim Crow-style bigotry.

Pretend it is not so if you want, prejudice in some places, remains institutionalized.

This distinction -- between individual prejudice and a system of unequal institutionalized racial power -- is fundamental.