Sentence examples for while prejudice from inspiring English sources

And while "prejudice" has survived, its use in racial contexts has been declining since the 60's.

That is not to say they should make a case of it, or highlight disfigurement as something that needs addressing, because while prejudice is endemic, attempting to resolve it by "addressing" it as an "issue" is paradoxical.

While prejudice continues its decline at varying rates of speed, the more pressing question becomes: what will happen as Americans of all races adjust to the fact that Hispanics have displaced African-Americans as the nation's dominant minority, and now outnumber blacks 50.5 million to 37.7 million?

While prejudice is still a daily danger for transsexuals, gay school schoolchildren, sex workers and many, many others, it really is easier than ever to be gay the more one resembles the average member of the parliamentary Conservative party – white, male, wealthy and raised in privilege.

While prejudice towards these groups had deep roots in Italy, she said, what has changed in recent months was that "hate speech has become more aggressive and more recurrent".

While prejudice deals with attitude and thoughts, discrimination refers to action and behaviour.

The 24-year-old devout Muslim says that since opening her practice in Copenhagen a couple of months ago, she's been overwhelmed with curious clients, while also facing prejudice from both xenophobic Danish bigots and fundamentalist Muslims.

In the 2002 case of the suspected bin Laden aide facing trial in the stabbing of a jail guard, a survey of six jurisdictions conducted four months after 9/11 found that while overall prejudice was greater in Manhattan, the difference was less than expected.

Within paternalistic culture, every man is a first-born son to whom all inheritance shall pass, while hereditary prejudice requires the care and maintenance of the dominant narrative.

"While general prejudice against migrants fell slightly, the focus of resentment towards asylums seekers, Muslims as well as Sinti and Roma, increased," the study's authors said.

While racial prejudice and a lack of access to disability services, especially in terms of early intervention and special education, play important factors, some of the best states in terms of gaps in labor force participation rates (i.e. the Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming) AND worst states (i.e. Maine and Vermont), are majority white states.