Sentence examples for linked to discrimination from inspiring English sources

Vulnerability is often linked to discrimination.

In 1984, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, then on the U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia, regretted that the Supreme Court had "treated reproductive autonomy under a substantive due process/personal autonomy headline not expressly linked to discrimination against women".

According to data compiled by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, charges of retaliation linked to discrimination claims more than doubled from 1997 to 2015, to just under 40,000, overtaking charges of racial discrimination, which had previously been the most common E.E.O.C. charge.

In addition, the government contended that discrimination based on sexual orientation "has never been linked to systematic discrimination in jury selection in the way race and gender historically were".

They argued that there is no evidence that Rohith's death was linked to caste discrimination.

What about the accounts of Trump being linked to housing discrimination against black people? .

According to the Correctional Investigator of Canada Howard Sapers, the high rate of incarceration for Indigenous people is linked to systemic discrimination, economic and social disadvantage, substance abuse, and violence and trauma.

Barriers to health care are even greater for transgender Americans, who have even higher rates of poverty, unemployment, homelessness and poor health linked to pervasive discrimination and a general lack of legal protections.

The oipA gene has the ability to induce interleukin (IL-8) from gastric epithelial cells, as cagA and its status have been linked to the discrimination of duodenal ulcer and gastritis [ 21, 22].

But why is it that "grown-up" so often looks exactly like the product of pornography, a multi-billion pound industry heavily linked to exploitation and discrimination against women?

Customer preferences are a significant business consideration but have been frequently determined to be linked to unlawful employment discrimination.