Sentence examples for prejudiced system from inspiring English sources
He faces being beaten back into his old life, or beating the deeply prejudiced system that even in apparently more enlightened times, never expects, or wants, an unruly, desensitised ruffian to transform into a transgressive, inspirational thinker.
For such a clearly prejudiced system to flourish in light of the Emancipation, the public had to also buy into the criminality and inferiority of Blacks (Alexander, 2010).
For such a clearly prejudiced system to flourish in light of the Emancipation, the public had to also buy into the criminality and inferiority of Blacks.
The court wrote that this causes "parents to suspect the system is prejudiced against them, and social workers will use any excuse they can think of — whether credible or not — to deprive them of the custody of their children.
For a presidential candidate (or president) to presume guilt is to prejudice the judicial system and treat Constitutional protections as inconvenient barriers.
For ordinary citizens, these stories only reinforce the pervasive suspicion that China's legal and medical systems are inherently prejudiced — and that the vast divide between the powerful and the weak cannot be bridged by the action of the government, that chronic bungler.
This improves fairness but reduces the efficiency of utilization of the multiuser diversity with prejudice on system throughput.
But, in theory, we should also be spared a voting system than can be prejudiced by political allegiance.
The truth is that no Australian state or territory can describe its justice system as anything but prejudiced.
For over 40 years Chip Berlet has written about civil liberties, social justice, right-wing groups, prejudice, political repression, systems of oppression, and scapegoating.
