"The more I've looked at the details of the threats and the insults that women are on the receiving end of, the more some of them seem to fit into the old patterns of prejudice and assumption that I have been talking about," she said.
Hans-Georg Betz and Susi Meret, "Revisiting Lepanto: The Political Mobilization Against Islam in Contemporary Western Europe," Patterns of Prejudice 43 (July September 2009): 321.
A8 Israeli Panel Criticizes Police An Israeli commission of inquiry, finding a pattern of government "prejudice and neglect" toward Israel's Arab minority, accused the police of using excessive force three years ago to combat riots.
Finding a pattern of government "prejudice and neglect" toward Israel's Arab minority, a landmark Israeli commission of inquiry today accused the police of using excessive force three years ago to combat riots that it said had resulted from simmering, overlooked anger.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson expressed "particular concern" about Saudi Arabia's "attacks targeting Shia Muslims, and the continued pattern of social prejudice and discrimination against them" while releasing the State Department's annual report on religious freedom on 15 August.
Any attempt at changing our role will have to begin with a searching and doubtless painful examination of our internal patterns of power and prejudice.
Submerged beneath it are deep-seated patterns of injustice, privilege, prejudice and fear.
Several key issues were identified as ethnic-specific to South Asians, rather than simply a minority status reflection: impact of parental and professional knowledge and beliefs, health service utilisation pattern explanations, and impact of prejudice and stigmatisation in the UK.
This pattern is not a result of prejudice or inequality.
Several key issues were identified as likely to be ethnic-specific to South Asian families, rather than a reflection of minority status: impact of parental and professional knowledge and beliefs, health service utilisation pattern explanations and the impact of prejudice and stigmatisation.
A lyrical survey that ponders the relationship between people of the author's own West Indian ancestry and those of Europe, North America and Africa, eliciting and illuminating the patterns and prejudices of race.
