Sentence examples for police discrimination from inspiring English sources
She says police discrimination remains a source of simmering resentment.
In which the inequalities of class and race are compounded by the inequities of police discrimination.
Scott said she was pleased that Slager was charged, but believed police discrimination needed to be addressed.
Such cases, known as "pattern or practice" investigations, have been one of the Justice Department's tactics in addressing police discrimination.
Police discrimination also may occur when the majority of a society perceives a minority group as refusing to endorse the majority's values.
But the proportion of respondents saying they had experienced police discrimination in 2011 was just 16.1% - barely half the number reporting the same by mental health staff.
Nobody can agree on the riots' underlying causes, which include joblessness, segregation, hard-line policing, discrimination, drug mafias and a lack of parental control especially, according to one outspoken minister, in polygamous families.
Historian Richard Rothstein, a housing policy expert at the Economic Policy Institute, said that even though fair housing advocates should be applauded for policing discrimination, a stronger government response is needed to blunt decades of discriminatory housing policies.
And the onus of policing discrimination shouldn't fall on riders alone: The Taxi Commission should conduct its own tests, and the city should audit complaint records to determine the worst offenders and to enforce its anti-discrimination laws.
We have both the onus and gift of story through which to bring into multiple venues accounts from the field that hold, with both firmness and care, the experiences of people who are experiencing daily the effects of travel bans, increased community policing, discrimination in the guise religious freedom, and innumerable forms of sexual harassment and racial profiling.
Records supplied to lawyers who were suing the police for discrimination suggest otherwise.
