Sentence examples for recurring discrimination from inspiring English sources

Thomas repeatedly fails to see the recurring discrimination Afro-Americans suffered and continue to endure.

This type of recurring discrimination is almost understandable... if one's only knowledge of Muslims is the villainous Jafar from Disney's Aladdin.

Efforts such as these might be the south's last stand against a recurring pattern of legalised discrimination with infinitesimal consequences.

Dorothy, born in Jamaica in 1915, has had a turbulent life — abusive father, four children by four different men, recurring mental illness, poverty, discrimination — but she's a survivor.

Persistent religious discrimination and recurring communal violence have marred India's ideals and values.

Economic discrimination is a recurring complaint on Wall Street.

Copts suffered from discrimination as well as recurring episodes of sectarian violence, and the Mubarak government worsened the problem by denying the existence of domestic sectarianism and pinning blame on either local conflicts or foreign conspiracies.

The FA has also, under his tenure, looked to tackle the recurring issue of racism by releasing a discrimination and inclusion action plan.

"I've looked at dozens of race-discrimination cases, and the concept of moving goal posts is a recurring theme in every single case," said Cyrus Mehri, a Washington lawyer who has helped settle sizable discrimination cases against companies like Texaco and Coca-Cola.

One recurring theme is the utter pointlessness of complaining through official channels about discrimination or retaliation.

This might be due to, for example, the function of sequential organization in neighbor-stranger discrimination in this species [ 28]: more than 75% of the song is organized in recurring sequences of syllables called phrases.