Sentence examples for victimized community from inspiring English sources
Los Angeles's Thai community was victimized, community leaders said, by a prominent loan officer who cheated so many immigrants that after he came under scrutiny, he fled to Thailand.
The resulting children are in fact seen by the maternal community as "children of the enemy … a sort of nascent fifth column within an already victimized community" (310) and are thus often stigmatized, mistreated, or abandoned.
The logic of the settlement practice was that when, for instance, a mega-bank wreaks foreclosure havoc on a poor neighborhood through mortgage fraud, forcing the bank to pay groups that work on behalf of the victimized community would help repair some of the damage and make the community less susceptible to fraud in the future.
Remarks such as Mr. Schumer's serve to further marginalize already victimized communities.
"It's one thing to run out and express your free speech, but it's quite another to turn around and demonize a community and victimize a community of hard-working immigrant folks, who all they want to do is make a living and be part of this society," he said.
The man, Isaac Jones, was described by the judge yesterday as a "heartless predator" who victimized his community and should "deservedly breathe his last breath in prison".
"I don't want to victimize the community," he said.
Jennifer Lynch, Senior Staff Attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an organization defending human rights in the digital age with focus on freedom of expression and user privacy, provided a civil liberties counterargument to data driven 'predictive policing'--that in preventing victimization through crime, the police are victimizing whole communities.
We need to stop people being victimized in our community, but the people who are breaking into houses and stealing cars are really victims themselves.
A systematic review on the prevalence of violent victimization of patients with severe mental illness (SMI) indicates that these patients are more likely to be violently victimized than other community members [ 2].
The police, mainstream aid organizations, city and federal agencies and politicians, who are notorious for targeting and victimizing our communities, fail yet again to prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable.
