Sentence examples for terrible discrimination from inspiring English sources

"That would be terrible discrimination.

It reunites some of the cast and crew who were in Bouchareb's Oscar-nominated 2006 movie Days of Glory, which dramatised the terrible discrimination suffered by North Africans fighting for France in the second world war.

Just last week, Human Rights Watch published a report on education in India, documenting the barriers and terrible discrimination experienced there by the children of Dalits, tribal groups and Muslims.

American policy wonks have been appalled at the ignorance displayed by her economic advisers.Miss Suu Kyi's halo has even slipped among foreign human-rights lobbyists, disappointed at her failure to make a clear stand on behalf of the Rohingya minority, Muslims in the country's west, who suffer terrible discrimination.

(Queer people of color and transgender people still face terrible discrimination in all parts of America).

Chernobyl victims suffered terrible discrimination from the general populace in the years following the disaster.

Meanwhile, State Senator Tom Duane, the leading sponsor of the original draft, which had extended trans rights, decried the "terrible, horrible discrimination" that transgender people face: "They risk public exposure and loss of jobs, and sometimes violence, loss of homes".

"There's a terrible history of discrimination in Texas," said Jose Garza, a lawyer representing challengers to the legislative map.

"Such terrible forms of discrimination should not be explained away as cultural practices that cannot be challenged or changed.

Trans people suffer terrible violence and discrimination: in the year to 30 September at least 295 trans people were murdered worldwide – including 16-year-old Kedarie/Kandicee Johnson, who was found dead in March in Iowa.

I learned an important lesson: All the facts about the importance of gay employees and customers and the terrible impacts of discrimination could be ignored, until straight voices shared them.