Sentence examples for rampant discrimination from inspiring English sources

Others said the episode showed that people of Chinese descent in the United States faced rampant discrimination.

Catholics in the north were subjected to rampant discrimination in housing and jobs, and, with the advent of the Troubles, in 1969, these tensions exploded in violence.

Arab youths complain of rampant discrimination (a 1992 study found 40% unemployment among French youths of Algerian origin, as against 11% among those of French origin).

Outlining what she calls "rampant discrimination" against transgender individuals in everyday, even mundane life, Manning writes: "Take something as basic as obtaining photo identification.

"It's definitely an issue in New York, particularly when it comes to transgendered people," Mr. Faiella added, "because there's so much rampant discrimination against them".

Now bidonvilles like the one in Nanterre have turned into "ZUS" - state jargon for areas of decrepit housing, high unemployment and rampant discrimination.

She makes startlingly analytical use of home-movie footage of her sweet-sixteen party and films a discussion among elderly retired teachers — including her own mother — who recall their own struggles to balance work and family amid the rampant discriminations of their Depression-era employment.

And they lived in a community where neighbors and churches offered encouragement amid rampant racial discrimination.

He also mentioned racially motivated riots in Cincinnati and accused the United States of "rampant racial discrimination".

Her memoir, "Suits: A Woman on Wall Street," published by Atlas, details many of these excesses, as well as the rampant gender discrimination Ms. Godiwalla says she experienced.

In 1996, twenty-three women filed a class-action suit against the brokerage firm Smith Barney, charging it with rampant gender discrimination going back to the nineteen-eighties.