Sentence examples for repeated discrimination from inspiring English sources

Jefferson-Jones said Airbnb could also audit users and ban hosts who have faced repeated discrimination complaints or have a history of rejecting black users.

"Domestic violence and sexual assault survivors have so many obstacles to overcome ― it's unconscionable that women are removed from their homes and face repeated discrimination simply because of the heinous crimes committed against them," Shaheen said in a statement.

It is therefore not surprising that most subjects failed to regularly alternate their decision rule in this repeated conditional discrimination task.

The barriers to opportunity for young men and boys of color are compounded by repeated exposures to discrimination.

Experiencing harsh working conditions and repeated two-fold discrimination has compelled Castillo to join two other trans immigrant women, Joselyn Mendoza and Linda Dominguez, to start a trans workers' cosmetology cooperative, called the Mirror Trans Beauty Coop, in Queens, New York.

The training session was repeated until the discrimination performance reached above 75% for each eccentricity.

Repeated experiences of discrimination and/or violence are likely to fuel expectations of future rejection which may contribute to feelings of anxiety and hinder interpersonal interactions.

Research has indicated that although many stressors that members of minority groups confront are unanticipated, one consequence of repeated exposure to discrimination is that people begin to expect rejection based on their stigmatized identity (Mendoza-Denton et al. 2002).

To this end, we repeated our searchlight discrimination for rule-based associations (spatial vs. non-spatial; see Materials and methods, Multi-voxel pattern analysis for a description of the analysis pipeline) for each subject (n = 23), but trials were shuffled randomly 100 times (i.e. with 100 permutation schemes, resulting in 2300 whole-brain permutation maps; Stelzer et al., 2013).

To establish whether differences between individual discriminations or between individual reversals were important, the three-group analysis was repeated using only the discrimination stages, or only the reversal stages.

While Ibraz acknowledges that the Christian community is tiring of tolerating widespread discrimination and repeated attacks, he still preaches patience.