Sentence examples for opposed discrimination from inspiring English sources

And this is what I mean when I say that the people who opposed discrimination are now discriminating against the discriminators.

Labour passionately opposed discrimination on racial, gender or sexual orientation grounds.

Mr. Paladino, of course, had not become gay, but had announced that he wanted to clarify that he embraced gay rights and opposed discrimination.

The court's decision underscored the breadth of the city's Human Rights Law, which contains a provision outlawing retaliation against someone who has "opposed" discrimination.

Four years later, Jimmy Carter, a Southern Baptist from Georgia, opposed discrimination against gay men and lesbians even as he marshaled support from evangelical Christians.

The president of the New York State Bankers Association, Michael P. Smith, said that banks opposed discrimination and lending abuses and that most banks had won outstanding ratings from state and federal regulators for their reinvestment in minority communities.

Opposing discrimination takes courage.

It wasn't opposing discrimination.

"Steve and I strongly oppose discrimination in any form".

Opposing discrimination against women is a matter of justice.

On the stump, he usually makes a point of saying that he opposes discrimination against gays.