Black players are discriminated against as playmakers but discriminated in favour of on the wings.
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Discrimination: Non-magical folks are discriminated against by wizards; magical creatures are discriminated against by wizards; wizards are discriminated against by other wizards who think they're the purest wizards of all.
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About 38% of respondents said they felt "discriminated against based on their condition," making them the most discriminated workplace group.
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People were still discriminated against, a lot of people were still discriminated against, but that was a start, and that's the way I look at what they did.
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In contrast, 26% of workers said they felt discriminated against because of their age, and 12% felt they were discriminated against because of their sexual orientation or identity, the survey found.
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" But, she added, "it still discriminated against our community.
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Finally, data from the 2016 American National Election Study (ANES) pilot demonstrate that whites who believe they are being discriminated against are also likely to believe American Christians are being discriminated against.
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Our friend may be somebody who is being discriminated against.
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But women are still being disenfranchised, discriminated against, and abused.
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She alleged she was discriminated against because she was pregnant.
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"I felt we were discriminated against," Ojo told the outlet.
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Why are pregnant women and working mothers frequently discriminated against?
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Gavin decided not to allow himself to be discriminated against.
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Everyone has been discriminated against or harassed — sexism is real.
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Other parents will complain and they will be discriminated against.
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US permanent residents shouldn't be detained, deported, or discriminated against.
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He denied that Columbia discriminated against white or Asian applicants.
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I was looked down upon discriminated against and denied opportunity.
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Sowers says she's overcome being discriminated against in the workforce.
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Wherever African Americans were discriminated against, this was a problem.
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Nearly half the workers who have a mental health condition said they've felt discriminated against because of it, while 13 percent of all workers say they've been discriminated against based on their political beliefs.
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" And King too, according to Degolier, "wouldn't have felt discriminated against.
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Former employees have sued him, contending that he discriminated against them.
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McCann, who has a disability, believed she was being discriminated against.
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Dildine, who is white, also said the city discriminated against him.
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They're patriots & should be applauded not discriminated against by Pres Trump.
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Owens was discriminated against in the US because he was black.
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"That they feel discriminated against, that they feel excluded," he said.
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What can you do if you feel you've been discriminated against?
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"We know what it's like to be discriminated against," she said.
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If we are less discriminated and marginalised, things will get better.
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Older Americans and women could again be discriminated against as well.
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Check. Having to worry about being discriminated against by your classmates?
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This labor market dysfunction is worst for historically discriminated-against groups.
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"I felt really degraded and discriminated against," he told NBC News.
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Detractors claimed it discriminated against Muslims and violated the U.S. Constitution.
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They're discriminated against not just by employers, but many labor unions.
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"We have never discriminated on the basis of race," he said.
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Countless women are paid less, discriminated against and overlooked every day.
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The victims, even after recovery, may be shunned and discriminated against.
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"We left because we were discriminated against in Darfur," she said.
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If you are discriminated against, be true to yourself and fight.
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More often than not they are treated poorly and discriminated against.
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How could it have discriminated in adopting a court-drawn map?
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You know, when I went to school, Jews were discriminated against.
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I had to watch my father be discriminated against in every way.
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"I have never been so discriminated against while traveling before," Cooley wrote.
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"I'm being discriminated and filtered on YouTube," she said in a video.
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Other ways in which women are discriminated against are also drawing attention.
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My people are discriminated against, even killed, for wearing a turban. pic.twitter.
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Many Peul feel they have been discriminated against by the Condé government.
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"Your friend may be somebody who is being discriminated against," says Dung.
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As told to Mike Sager Read This Next: Heroin Has Never Discriminated
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Have you ever been discriminated against at work for being HIV positive?
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It's acknowledging that this group was and continues to be discriminated against.
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It's not that I felt discriminated against—I felt known and loved.
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Father's-rights activists argue that men are discriminated against in family court.
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"I have been discriminated against twice by you," she tells the employee.
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Glenda, who is Latinx, felt she was being discriminated against and sued.
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Some responded that they outright discriminated — making them targets of LGBTQ activism.
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Or minorities who have been discriminated against for housing and job opportunities?
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OA: Are you worried about them being discriminated against if Trump wins?
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Saudi Arabia has discriminated against gays, women, Jews, officially, explicitly, for decades.
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But how are those same marginalized people also discriminated against in public?
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It was clear it had discriminated against black and Hispanic New Yorkers.
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"I cannot say myself that I ever felt discriminated against," she said.
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The activists said they were discriminated against because of their religious views.
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But participants' concerns about being discriminated against or pushed out aren't unfounded.
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It's important that couples aren't discriminated against on the basis of sex.
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"I was never discriminated against; I never felt in danger," he said.
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A little while back, and I would've been discriminated against and oppressed.
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Have you ever been teased or discriminated against because of your race?
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And when you're discriminated against for any reason, we're by you side.
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Back then I don't think I realized how discriminated against they were.
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And a majority of Americans believe we should not be discriminated against.
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The court ruled that the 2013 law discriminated against African-American voters.
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Denson says she was routinely harassed and discriminated against during her tenure.
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Dustin Kaywood, a paraplegic, said a Domino's employee in Tennessee discriminated against him.
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Dao, who is Vietnamese, added that he felt he was being discriminated against.
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"I've never been discriminated against or so humiliated in my life," Brown said.
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The most citizens can ask of laws is not to be discriminated against.
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The Nazis discriminated against the Jews, just as "the unborn" face discrimination today.
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Conservatives who feel discriminated against aren't pulling these ideas out of thin air.
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A person's voice can even cause them to feel unsafe or discriminated against.
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If people feel discriminated against because of their politics, they can go elsewhere.
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I MEAN, THOSE PEOPLE HAVE REALLY BEEN -- YOU CAN ALMOST SAY DISCRIMINATED AGAINST.
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The U.S. companies said the move discriminated against them and favoured domestic retailers.
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More specifically, the OFCCP alleges Oracle discriminated against black, Asian and female employees.
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"In the United States, Asians are often discriminated against," one Weibo user wrote.
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Judge Declan Morgan on Monday ruled the bakery had directly discriminated against Lee.
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A Twitter spokesperson resisted the idea that it had discriminated against conservative Rep.
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They are being discriminated against because they were born in the wrong country.
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His administration emphasized that busing and other desegregation programs discriminated against white students.
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The findings emphatically do not show that black women are not discriminated against.
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They were discriminated against, humiliated, exploited and brutalized, all in their own way.
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The person who is discriminated against or fired because of who they love.
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In other words, it was a law that specifically discriminated against transgender people.
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"We're still being discriminated against as black women in the workplace in 2017."
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It's usually embarrassing to folks to admit they were discriminated against or harassed.
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She said she felt as if she was discriminated against for being black.
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Seattle School District No. 1 on the grounds that it discriminated against whites.
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I've dealt with being discriminated against for being a woman throughout my career.
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The hijras are undoubtedly discriminated against, facing harassment by police and sexual assault.
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When women were routinely discriminated against in and out of the work place?
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"You suffer loneliness by yourself, but you are still discriminated against," he wrote.
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He responds by telling his story of being discriminated against for being gay.
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Despite being limited to farmers discriminated against between 1981 and 1996, Pigford v.
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"In the United States, Asians are often discriminated against," one Weibo user wrote.
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Even so, she is a teenager who was discriminated against for her shape.
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"Sometimes they are discriminated against because their appearance is changing," Mr. Nakayama said.
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They are looked down on by other people and are being discriminated against.
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I hate to say it, but I have never really felt discriminated against.
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It's a flat-out lie that they're being discriminated against on these platforms.
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Members of that small group say they feel ignored and sometimes discriminated against.
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Very quickly, lawsuits were filed claiming that the maps discriminated against Hispanic voters.
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One of the things I always really liked about working in public radio is that I didn't feel discriminated against as a woman, and I didn't feel discriminated against for wanting to do stories that were off the beaten path.
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In a 2017 survey, 24 percent of whites without college degrees responded that they had been personally discriminated against in applying for jobs because they were white — although strong evidence exists that it is actually blacks who are discriminated against.
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An Arkansas mom claims an IHOP manager discriminated against her 3-year-old son.
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Protesters also spoke out for other groups that they believe are being discriminated against.
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It's not about the cake; it's about us being discriminated against because we're gay.
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Almost half the respondents said they had discriminated against a woman in the past.
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Society should ensure that nobody feels excluded, discriminated against or the victim of hostility.
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In at least one video, she said she believed YouTube had discriminated against her.
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She was discriminated against and fired from one job after another for being transgender.
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SFFA cited the article as evidence that Harvard has long discriminated against Asian Americans.
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He also expressed disappointment in the way some police forces systematically discriminated against blacks.
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"Here's the thing, there's many different subtle ways of being discriminated against," Wambach says.
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Better data are needed to capture how work by female economists is discriminated against.
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To get black children better quality education when they were being hugely discriminated against.
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They kind of discriminated against her that she actually owned that type of bag.
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I want to be free and not discriminated against because of my past crimes.
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Republican partisans' views of who is more discriminated against are belied by the evidence.
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Except it's not women who are discriminated against under this particular law, but men.
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But I quickly recognized that I was being discriminated against, and I was hurt.
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Aparicio is Mixtec, an indigenous group in the country that is often discriminated against.
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The move comes amid allegations that the company's hosts have discriminated against black users.
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Luigi De Vecchis, chairman of Huawei Italia, said the changes discriminated against the company.
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The NBA was outspoken about the law and how it discriminated against transgender people.
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The complaint alleges that Harvard has discriminated against Asian-Americans in its admissions policies.
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"The locals discriminated against the cholitas, but the tourists ate it up," Jara said.
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"People are still being discriminated against all across the country," Mr. Walter, 39, said.
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Perhaps employers discriminated against women who took leave, nudging them out of their jobs.
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On May 8, Fang filed a counter-suit alleging that Hillsborough discriminated against her.
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The courts found that the requirements discriminated against minorities, and often seniors and students.
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I didn't feel discriminated against; I just accepted the difference and bought new swimsuits.
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Belém told me that the Kayapo felt discriminated against whenever they went into town.
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Britain's equality watchdog is investigating whether the opposition Labour Party illegally discriminated against Jews.
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Basically, they think young people are being discriminated against when it comes to climate.
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Early European immigrants were seen as non-white initially and were also discriminated against.
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At the same time, sexism is when you're discriminated against for your gender — i.e.
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Asian-American students are discriminated against in college admissions, per Students for Fair Admissions.
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The tribunal eventually agreed with you, that First Nations kids are racially discriminated against.
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This is a group that has long been cast aside, discriminated against, even disparaged.
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He responds by telling his own story of being discriminated against for being gay.
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In a just society people are not discriminated against because of their sexual orientation.
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Miyamoto used her status to raise awareness for her discriminated segment of the population.
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I saw many women, pregnant women, working in the field, who were discriminated against.
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A majority of white Americans currently believe that their own race is discriminated against.
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There were Hindu-Muslim riots then as well; Muslims were targeted and discriminated against.
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Asian Americans have reported being discriminated against, everywhere from college campuses to retail stores.
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Since 2008, Mexico has challenged the labeling, saying the policies discriminated against their industry.
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I don't want to believe that I'm being discriminated against because of my disability.
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The community college denies that she was discriminated against because of her sexual orientation.
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The company said it has decided the 70% measurement discriminated against longer form content.
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"I felt like I am discriminated against my ethnicity, my religion," Abdallah told reporters.
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He empathized with and advocated for the worker, the underdog and the discriminated against.
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He and his father allege that he's being discriminated against because of religious beliefs.
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Critics said it discriminated against members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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Asians were historically discriminated against - Chinese slaves building the railroads; Japanese Americans internment, etc.
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They said Trump's ban discriminated against them based on their sex and transgender status.
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We both knew I was being discriminated against solely because of who I am.
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She also fixated on the perception that YouTube "discriminated and filtered" her videos and posts.
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I've personally never been discriminated against for being Roma, but I know it still happens.
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CCIF spokesman Marwan Muhammad said the bans restricted fundamental liberties and discriminated against Muslim women.
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They said the new version still discriminated against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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Still, these people ended up being discriminated against in insurance and employment, and other things.
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In her lawsuit, Fitzgerald claims that she was discriminated against because of her sexual orientation.
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PG: But it seems unfair: being discriminated against and having to point it out gently.
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Queer people are sick and tired of being discriminated against by the repressive salad community.
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That could include individuals being discriminated against for their beliefs, or their socio-economic background.
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I have a migrant background, and yet I've never been discriminated against at MMA events.
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The study found that 60% of overweight women have been discriminated against in the workplace.
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So you were discriminated against by your own feminist and progressive communities at the time?
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She hopes the book will give hope and spark action among those being discriminated against.
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"I used to be discriminated against because I was poor and dark-skinned," Delgado said.
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Of the 10 countries most discriminated against, five are European, with Germany at the top.
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Even white immigrants from suffered the indignities of being discriminated against until they were assimilated.
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It says to voters that Kasich doesn't know what it's like to be discriminated against.
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"Transgender service members have been the most discriminated against," he said in a telephone interview.
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In the end, women will be discriminated against and lose access to affordable birth control.
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In KPK, the attacks have not discriminated between officials and civilians, according to the agency.
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He was discriminated against because of his diagnosis and was kept from returning to classes.
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The book concedes that blacks were discriminated against and doesn't delve much deeper than that.
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Only 28503 percent of white respondents said that they had personally been discriminated against, however.
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Growing up in a small town I was discriminated against when it came to jobs.
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Intel, for its part, denies it has discriminated based on age or any other basis.
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Yes, I was openly gay in school, and none of my friends discriminated against me.
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A receptionist in London is claiming that she was discriminated against — for a ridiculous reason.
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Eplan said his relatives were also discriminated against as they tried to earn a living.
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She believed that Ivy Tech Community College discriminated against her because she was a lesbian.
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They are continuously discriminated against with their convenience shops getting vandalized and "random" airport screenings.
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Specifically, the canvassers ask the voters to recall a time when they were discriminated against.
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And she didn't think that she'd ever been discriminated against, though what did she know?
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As often happens with Afghan refugees in Iran, Mr. Amin was humiliated and discriminated against.
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Those immigrants felt patronized and discriminated against by Israel's founders, who had hailed from Europe.
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I don't want to see anyone discriminated against based on race, or religion or gender.
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Around 30 percent of respondents said they were insulted or discriminated against occasionally or frequently.
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The teen and his father allege that he's being discriminated against because of religious beliefs.
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And I was comfortable with that, until I realized that I was being discriminated against.
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A federal judge ruled that the university had not intentionally discriminated against Asian-American applicants.
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Coming from where I come from, I know what it means to be discriminated against.
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Now, some students are suing Harvard, saying they were discriminated against for being Asian-American.
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Chinese social media company TikTok admitted on Tuesday that it discriminated against select users' videos.
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In some places, Gujjars complain that they themselves are discriminated against because of their caste.
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" Additionally, Oracle allegedly discriminated against non-Asian applicants for "product development and other technical roles.
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DeStefano, he ruled that New Haven, Connecticut's Fire Department discriminated against white applicants for promotions.
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We see with the questions around African-Americans and minorities getting discriminated against on Airbnb.
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"She was the one who discriminated against my son for having a physical disability," she said.
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And we got charges from gay people, saying they had been discriminated against based on sex.
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Despite being qualified, many black artists were discriminated against and denied from taking part in projects.
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The Kappa Alpha Psi alumni chapter in Tuscaloosa claims the Cypress Inn racially discriminated against them.
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But unfortunately, there are places where Israeli money is being discriminated in favor of foreign money.
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That she fights for people who are in there, people who havebeen discriminated against in prison.
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Under their orders, companies that discriminated in their employment practices could no longer receive government contracts.
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Republicans bought into internet providers' arguments that the rules discriminated against them and could confuse consumers.
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Stephens filed a complaint with the EEOC claiming she was discriminated against because of her sex.
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Not once during my six seasons cheering did I feel discriminated against because of my age.
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Yes. There was no bi community, and I think all bi people were being discriminated against.
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I am fortunate that I have never been discriminated or bullied because I am a girl.
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"In Latin America, even in 2019, Black Latinx people continue to be discriminated against," she says.
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Democrats claim that the maps discriminated against Democratic voters by diminishing the strength of their votes.
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This means that their human rights have been infringed on and that they've been discriminated against.
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Currently, there is little recourse for candidates who suspect they've been discriminated against by an algorithm.
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Among those discriminated against for holding heterodox religious views, the Bahai community continues particularly to suffer.
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The transgender community is one of the most discriminated against, marginalized and impoverished in Los Angeles.
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In elementary school, for example, white students and teachers discriminated against Rogers for her dark skin.
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He is suing the network for wrongful termination after, he claims, co-workers discriminated against him.
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The African American community [is] constantly being discriminated against, even though people think that they're accepted.
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The Russian ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, warned early on that men should not be discriminated against.
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No area of the country is discriminated against, no matter how costly or difficult to reach.
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I find it incomprehensible that LGBT citizens are being discriminated against in the state of Mississippi.
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The question before the Supreme Court was not whether Allen was discriminated against, which Comcast denies.
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He later said his actions were not hypocritical as foreign brands should not be discriminated against.
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"Asian-Americans are the most discriminated by this kind of race-based college admissions," Zhao said.
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The act protects the L.G.B.T.Q. community from being discriminated against in employment, housing and public accommodations.
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His campaign is a rarity in a country that has historically discriminated against mixed-race children.
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The agency's main enforcement activities targeted drivers who cheated passengers or discriminated against people of color.
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El Al denied that it discriminated against women, saying its reseating policies applied equally to men.
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She and her lawyers say the Harvey recovery has discriminated against flood victims like her: renters.
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I remember their describing "Irish Need Not Apply" signs and being discriminated against in many ways.
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Blacks discriminated against in the housing market elsewhere would have had limited options to move away.
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People with a developmental or psychiatric disability, in particular, report being discriminated against at polling sites.
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"Hubei people are getting discriminated against," a Wuhan resident complained on the Weibo social media platform.
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It is important to know whether or not you are being discriminated against during an interview.
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Sex workers and women in hazardous occupations such as construction and mining are routinely discriminated against.
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Kunkel and his father told WLWT that he was being discriminated against because of religious beliefs.
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"He felt he was being discriminated against by liberals, and I can't blame him," she said.
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At issue now is whether the state discriminated in making the temporary, court-drawn map permanent.
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I read that he claimed police are the most discriminated-against group in America right now.
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We're going to make it so you cannot be discriminated against based on who you are.
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Fiske at Princeton has studied how immigrants and refugees are uniformly discriminated against the world over.
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But across all groups, about a sixth reported being harassed by authorities or discriminated against by others.
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AnnaLynne McCord is speaking out for a gay couple she claims where discriminated against by Southwest Airlines.
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As both African-American and Muslim, Chappelle stands at the intersection of two discriminated against minority groups.
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Canadian train maker Bombardier appealed against the clause in April, saying it discriminated against non-Spanish manufacturers.
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In the eyes of the courts, these laws have (whether intentionally or not) discriminated against nonwhite voters.
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Image: FacebookSweden's advertising watchdog ruled that an employer's recruitment post on Facebook and Instagram discriminated against women.
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Under Obamacare, you can't be discriminated against by a healthcare company for having a pre-existing condition.
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How can we do more to ensure that people are not discriminated against because of their sexuality?
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Biden also voted in favor of the Defense of Marriage Act, which discriminated against same-sex couples.
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M: I never really felt like I was discriminated against on the basis of being a woman.
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Hall said he felt Braun had discriminated against him by failing to take his musical aspirations seriously.
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GINA is meant to protect people from being discriminated against because of a genetic predisposition or susceptibility.
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Governments, both before and after independence, have marginalised the languages and discriminated against people who speak them.
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He says young people are discriminated against and refused jobs simply for mentioning they come from Chibolya.
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The order was hit with more than two dozen lawsuits, many that claimed it discriminated against Muslims.
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"I felt we were discriminated against," one of the golfers, Myneca Ojo, told the York Daily Record.
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I also, when we were at HUD, fought to make sure that people were not discriminated against.
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They included support for his promised Muslim ban and a belief that white Americans were discriminated against.
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They argue that they are being discriminated against in a process of "reverse racism/sexism" or tokenism.
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Crossing the Line: Throughout US history, people of color have been discriminated against in the voting process.
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Detractors argue the ban discriminated against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of religious freedom.
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"A lot of foreign medical graduates had stories about their accents and being discriminated against," she said.
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This gained him a following mostly among young Shiites who felt discriminated against by Persian Gulf governments.
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I worry about them constantly — about my husband being discriminated against for his faith and his race.
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This means that Airbnb will find guests another place if they feel like they've been discriminated against.
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I'm talking about people who have majority mainstream opinions, and I feel they're being willfully discriminated against.
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Bosnia's constitutional court had declared the vote illegal, ruling that it discriminated against Bosniak Muslims and Croatians.
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In classrooms, libraries, and dormitories, Jewish students are being harassed and discriminated against because of their faith.
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I just want people to be able to be themselves happily and safely without being discriminated against.
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He looks at people suspiciously, goes silent around strangers and often wonders if he's being discriminated against.
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Now he appears "dumb," and is discriminated against and ridiculed for his limited English proficiency and acculturation.
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Hired's report claimed that 65 percent of women in U.S. tech feel discriminated against in the workplace.
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Their attorneys also say these kids and others are being discriminated against as a class of people.
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But a majority (54%) of blacks said they had personally felt discriminated at some point in time.
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"In no other sector of society is the East so discriminated against," wrote Die Zeit, a newspaper.
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Gradually, her home doubles as a guest house for the lost, the downtrodden, and the discriminated against.
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Byron Allen, an African-American entrepreneur, says the cable giant discriminated against his company, Entertainment Studios Networks.
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Could it be physical features of certain ethnic groups that are discriminated against in the justice system?
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For Facebook, that content has included pages or posts and housing ads that discriminated based on race.
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Studies show that overweight people, women in particular, are discriminated against in the workplace for their size.
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He insists that he's discriminated against by jobs and dating apps because on paper, he's too old.
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"No one should ever be discriminated against because of whom they love," Moulton said in a statement.
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Opponents argued that the measure discriminated against Muslims and that there was no security rationale for it.
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Because I was proud of who I am, I was never discriminated against because I was gay.
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"Crown strenuously rejects reports that it discriminated against a group of visitors last night," the statement said.
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I find it interesting — interesting being a euphemism — that women are often discriminated against for their gynecology.
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So many people died from the illness, and those living with HIV were very often discriminated against.
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"I felt really degraded and discriminated against," Critchfield said, adding that he was traumatized by the experience.
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Her work helped to end the tax-exempt status for schools that discriminated against African-American kids.
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And last June, Panda Express settled a claim that it discriminated against workers who weren't American citizens.
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These choices leave room for discrimination, particularly against people who have been discriminated against in the past.
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The Damore ... He was saying that he was being discriminated against for having different political views. Yes.
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These sources also highlight the "bad governments" that discriminated against Tutsi and encouraged violence during the genocide.
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In the United States, polls have shown that a majority of whites feel whites are discriminated against.
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Specifically, the canvasser asks the voter to recall a time when he or she was discriminated against.
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For the majority of people being discriminated against by opaque algorithms such a response is unheard of.
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It concerns Jameka Evans, who says a Georgia hospital discriminated against her because she is a lesbian.
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Ginsburg's 22019-page brief included an appendix of state laws that discriminated on the basis of sex.
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Patricia Wexler, a JPMorgan spokeswoman, denied that the bank had discriminated against Mr. Peters or Mr. Kennedy.
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Many of the groups discriminated against offline face a similar divide when it comes to technological innovations.
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He said he thought police unfairly discriminated against black citizens and that he opposed stop-and-frisk.
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We know something important: what it's like to be feared, to be discriminated against, to be stereotyped.
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Was it the physical features of certain ethnic groups that are discriminated against in the justice system?
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"Maybe this group of people doesn't feel it's been discriminated against when they identified as LGBTQ+, but whether a particular group feels like it's discriminated against isn't an indication of whether discrimination exists for other people," Ryan Thoreson, an LGBTQ researcher at Human Rights Watch, told NBC News.
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It's part of who they are, and it's also the reason they are sometimes hated and discriminated against.
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But in episode 10, we heard from Syed's mother about how much she feels he was discriminated against.
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When people can tell that you are transgender, you're more likely to be attacked, bullied, and discriminated against.
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The Strasbourg court ruled the law violated people's right to freedom of expression and discriminated against gay people.
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Damore sued Google last month for firing him, alleging that the company routinely discriminated against conservative white men.
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The memo seen by the Times didn't specify which races the Justice Department thinks are being discriminated against.
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We don't want to see the people already discriminated against in the labor market avoiding going to college.
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It has discriminated against our people and it has caused great economic harm in many of our communities.
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This is the first time she's felt like she's been discriminated against for being a lesbian, she said.
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When I feel like I'm discriminated against I tell myself that it will get better and it does.
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It gives them special protections, as a discriminated-against minority; and access to special sources of charity funding.
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We stand in solidarity with all those who are discriminated against because of their nationality, faith or background.
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There is a bitter irony to Pride campaigns coming from retailers that have actively discriminated against queer people.
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"I fear that under the guise of religious liberty, the LGBT community is being discriminated against," Johnson said.
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Earlier this year, a federal jury in Phoenix found the FLDS discriminated against non-members in Short Creek.
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Today, says Mr Blanchet, those discriminated against most are from the north, whose intonation is known as "Ch'ti".
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Clearly, it is important to ensure that sex discrimination doesn't occur—generally, because women have been discriminated against.
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Critics sued, hoping to get the special election moved up and claiming Snyder had discriminated against black voters.
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"I honestly feel like I was discriminated against and racially profiled," Vaqua told the outlet of the encounter.
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We are just saying we need to have the proper balance so that nobody's rights are discriminated against.
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I'm tired of hearing stories about innocent black people getting accused of things, killed, discriminated against, and etc.
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There are, for example, cases of American Sikhs being singled out or discriminated against for their religious garb.
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"These cats discriminated their own names from general nouns even when unfamiliar persons uttered them," the authors wrote.
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Peters claims Fabletics discriminated against her disability and retaliated based on faulty intel ... now she's suing for damages.
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Each cut has come after various U.N. bodies voted to adopt decisions which Israel said discriminated against it.
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Bedouin leaders in Negev say Israel has long discriminated against their communities, denying them public funds and services.
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Instead, they have been marginalised politically and economically, and feel discriminated against on account of their darker skin.
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"No one should be discriminated against in Massachusetts because of their gender identity," Baker said in a statement.
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"We have been discriminated against many times as a company that teaches men seduction skills," La Ruina said.
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The state argued the policy discriminated against immigrants based on religion and was in violation of immigration law.
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In May, the federal Justice Department sued the state over the law, claiming it discriminated against transgender people.
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"This is the bigger issue: if someone is blatantly discriminated against, there is no legal recourse," Pearl says.
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We would like to think that mothers are not discriminated against but evidence from experimental studies shows otherwise.
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" "They discriminated against me because of my name which they considered it to be 'ghetto' for their company!
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My partner and I could be legally discriminated against at a variety of businesses with no legal recourse.
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In the case against Estée Lauder, the commission said the company had similarly discriminated against fathers of newborns.
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We have come a long way since the time we were discriminated against in such a terrible manner.
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Being marginalized, being discriminated against, having racist and anti-Semitic slurs hurled is something that unites [all people].
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The director of the state's Civil Rights Division, Aubrey Elenis, ruled in June that Phillips discriminated against Scardina.
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He recalled that landlords in Tokyo had discriminated against Okinawans and that he had difficulty finding an apartment.
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A group suing Harvard says a trove of newly released documents show that admissions officials discriminated against _________ applicants.
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In December 1949, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled that Katz Drug Store had discriminated against Griffin and Bibbs.
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We have discriminated against immigrants in our past by completely barring some nationalities and subjecting others to quotas.
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This stark racial disparity cannot be explained by the flood alone, which discriminated less than many people realize.
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"No one should be made to feel uncomfortable or be discriminated against because of their natural hair," Gov.
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And they involve people who are on death row despite evidence that prosecutors racially discriminated during their trials.
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" Women have been discriminated against for thousands of years because we are biologically women, not because of "identity.
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Those district lines were ruled as having discriminated against Hispanic voters and were prevented from going into effect.
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And in 2013, the U.S. opposed India's national solar program, claiming it discriminated in favor of domestic firms.
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And they involve people who are on death row despite evidence that prosecutors racially discriminated during their trials.
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The case concerned Jameka Evans, who said a Georgia hospital discriminated against her because she is a lesbian.
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In Facebook messages on Thursday night, Mr. Stamm said that he was discriminated against for his Asatru religion.
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World Briefing Canada discriminated against aboriginal children by underfunding welfare services on reserves, a human rights tribunal ruled Tuesday.
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The appeals court struck down the North Carolina law in July, ruling that it intentionally discriminated against minority voters.
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The Rohingya minority has been discriminated against for decades, although the violence has steadily been getting worse since 2012.
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Drivers found to have discriminated against people for sexual orientation, among other reasons, will be removed from Uber's platform.
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Dr. Mahathir was the architect of the affirmative action program for Malays, who were discriminated against during British rule.
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He rejected arguments at the time that the ban discriminated against Muslims trying to come to the United States.
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And then hunters who contribute to Zimbabwe's tourism industry protest the protest, claiming that they were being discriminated against.
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Most predominantly practice Islam and are often discriminated against for being a minority population amid China's majority Han Chinese.
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This patient is attempting to protect himself, but because he was honest with his doctor, he was discriminated against.
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This contends that borrowers were discriminated against because they were given too much credit at too high a cost.
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Before that she worked for decades changing laws that discriminated on the basis of gender — with Marty's complete support.
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"If there is anyone who has been discriminated against and mistreated here, it is the male employee," she said.
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Wolfe sued the company for sexual harassment in 2014 and alleged that she'd been discriminated against while working there.
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The investigation also found that the evidence showed that the district discriminated against LGBTQ students and disregarded their complaints.
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Other Black women came to Mallory's support with their own accounts of being mistreated and discriminated against while traveling.
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It was also supposed to protect the Turkish minority in northern Greece, whom Erdogan said were still discriminated against.
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The criminal contempt charge stems from a 2007 lawsuit brought by Hispanics, who claim Arpaio had discriminated against them.
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We already know that overweight or obese people are systematically discriminated against in almost all areas of public life.
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Lenders say that alternative data is a benefit to those who have been discriminated against and excluded from banking.
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The judge dismissed Klosek's retalition claims but upheld her contention that she was discriminated against based on her disability.
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I had no idea birth photographers discriminated people for how they birth their babies but that's good to know.
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"You can't be discriminated against on the basis of national origin just because you're a DACA recipient," Hoffman said.
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" He said the city stands behind "all those discriminated against because of their nationalities, their faith or their background.
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Most women in the survey said they felt discriminated against because they were not taken seriously by company leadership.
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They fear being stigmatized and discriminated against, simply because of their religion, irrespective of the nation they come from.
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Will older workers be discriminated against, as now, or will numbers give them the whip hand over the young?
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The federal lawsuit also alleges that Johnson was discriminated against because she was paid less than her male colleagues.
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Last week, a report from the Center for Investigative Reporting found banks discriminated against minorities in 2628 US cities.
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Melinda Gibbons Prunty (R), say it prevents fetuses from being discriminated against because of their disability, gender or race.
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Lewis, compels workers into arbitration rather than allowing them to go to court when they are underpaid or discriminated.
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They allege that the federation discriminated against them in pay, practice time, practice locations, medical treatment, coaching and travel.
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Some 32 percent of Asian and nonwhite employees said they were discriminated against, versus 22 percent of white employees.
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Linguistic prejudice is when people who speak English with an accent or dialect are discriminated against, and it's rampant.
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Recently, The New York Times reported that Planned Parenthood, a self-described "women's organization," discriminated against its pregnant employees.
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Fewer respondents — 2202 percent — said Christians are discriminated against, with 2628 percent saying they face little to no discrimination.
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But Kerry said that in the past, the State Department has discriminated against people because of their sexual orientation.
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No employee should ever be made to feel intimidated, harassed or otherwise discriminated against in their place of work.
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JPMorgan Chase will pay $5 million to resolve allegations its parental leave policy discriminated against men, according to HuffPost.
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Motz concluded that the state's law not only had a racially disparate impact, but that the state intentionally discriminated.
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Mr. Sanders spoke of friends who were discriminated against decades ago and of the Black Lives Matter movement today.
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Out of the respondents who said they were discriminated against, 52.8% said the experience negatively impacted their work environment.
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I learned how we were marginalized and discriminated against religiously, socially and politically only for being who we are.
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But a certain part of Trump's story also speaks to how people are discriminated against in the polling booth.
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The state argued he discriminated against Scardina because of her transgender status in violation of Colorado's public accommodations law.
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A federal judge had ruled in 2013 that the practice was unconstitutional and unfairly discriminated against blacks and Latinos.
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Among the regulator's concerns: whether the company systematically paid women less than men and discriminated against them in hiring.
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"They decided to come back because in the border city, they were being doubly discriminated against," she told Reuters.
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The couples say they are being discriminated against based on their sexual orientation when they are refused those services.
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In Turner's view, the belief that a person is being discriminated against can be enough to cause her harm.
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On the street, homeless trans people are sometimes discriminated against, even turned away from shelters—where can they go?
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In 2013, the department agreed to oversight by the Justice Department amid charges that it had discriminated against Latinos.
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It was there, for the first time in my life, that I saw how blatantly women were discriminated against.
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In another, he sided with an employer that had allegedly discriminated against and terminated an employee based on race.
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"I felt we were discriminated against both as women and minorities," one of the golfers, Myneca Ojo, told CNN.
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This was in response to an investigation that concluded a French digital services tax discriminated against U.S. internet companies.
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The researchers saw 28 of the 22019,016 women, nearly 42%, being physically and verbally abused, stigmatized or discriminated against.
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Intersex persons are discriminated against because society does not have enough public information on intersexuality, says, Dr. David Segal.
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"No one should be made to feel uncomfortable or be discriminated against because of their natural hair," he said.
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The judge dismissed Klosek's retaliation claims but upheld her contention that she was discriminated against based on her disability.
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The Rohingya have long been discriminated against in Myanmar, where they are regarded as illegal immigrants and denied citizenship.
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Earlier this year, several civil rights groups challenged the changes, saying it discriminated against students who report sexual assault.
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"No one may be discriminated against because of their origin, the color of their skin or religion," he said.
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" "When people living with, or at risk of, HIV are discriminated against in health-care settings, they go underground.
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The Supreme Court found that the university's policy discriminated based on race, notwithstanding the sincerity of its religious beliefs.
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This is the same thing happening again, except this time it is gay people who are being discriminated against.
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Ms. Newbold told lawmakers that Mr. Kline discriminated against her when she raised these concerns about the security clearances.
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It's that the way the Colorado Civil Rights Commission concluded that Phillips had illegally discriminated was very poorly handled.
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They realize they're being discriminated against but they're very strong in their assertion of their right to be Dominican.
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I've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go.
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Recently, several successful female producers have spoken out about the ways they have been discriminated based on their gender.
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She sued claiming the school had discriminated against her based on her race in violation of the equal protection clause.
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All three complaints also allege United discriminated against them on the basis of race, sexual orientation and/or religious beliefs.
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But women who wore a headscarf were discriminated against and, starting in 22005, wearing one in public institutions was banned.
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This proximity is part of what's driving the death toll, and the embers haven't discriminated between wealthy and poor Californians.
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"More footage of me being discriminated on, she even did it to the bus driver," Mac wrote in the caption.
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A jury has awarded $20 million to a Missouri police officer who alleged he was discriminated against for being gay.
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Seven percent said a business refused to serve them for being LGBTQ, while 2129% reported being discriminated against in housing.
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Meanwhile, 2130 percent of Asian and nonwhite employees said they were discriminated against, compared with 2000 percent of white employees.
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Deguis claimed the bureaucrats discriminated against her because she had dark skin and a Francophone name — markers of Haitian identity.
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The author also alleged that politically conservative employees are discriminated against, and that achieving ideological equality should be a priority.
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"It is frequently the case that not only are whites discriminated against now, but frequently Asian-Americans are as well."
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The idea was to open contracts to groups who have been historically discriminated against, but Indian-Americans are also eligible.
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Despite supporting the party that's currently in power, a growing number of conservatives feel discriminated against in the public sphere.
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"No one should be discriminated against in Massachusetts because of their gender identity," Baker said after signing the bill Friday.
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Ostensibly, "ban the box" seeks to protect people with prior criminal histories from being discriminated against when seeking a job.
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Defense attorneys have denied the allegations and said the defendants were being discriminated against because they are black and Muslim.
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Like many Hmong who came here at the time, they were harassed, discriminated against, baselessly accused of being Viet Cong.
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" When asked whether his group was a white nationalist group, Stamm told CNN, "I was discriminated against for my religion.
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It upheld congressional and state legislative maps in Texas that, according to lower courts, discriminated against black and Latino voters.
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A judge recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by conservative organization PragerU, which said that YouTube had discriminated against its videos.
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She now complains about being harassed or discriminated against in the mall, the bank, the gym, and on the highway.
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Step 3: If that doesn't work, claim that you are no different from everyone else, and simply being discriminated against.
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The original plaintiff, Abigail Fisher, was rejected from the university and said the program discriminated against white people like her.
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In January, fired Google engineer James Damore filed a lawsuit alleging that Google discriminated against white men and political conservatives.
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Well duh, that makes sense: Yesterday, the Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a ruling that previously discriminated against same-sex couples.
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Last week, the governors of Georgia and Virginia vetoed "religious liberty" bills, which critics said discriminated against same-sex couples.
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City sued A DOJ investigation after the shooting last year found the Ferguson Police Department had discriminated against African-Americans.
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Her lawsuit claimed the school had discriminated against her based on her race in violation of the equal protection clause.
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There is no sure legal recourse for many federal and state employees who are discriminated against because they are gay.
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The lawsuit also alleges Johnson was discriminated against due to the fact she was paid less than her male colleagues.
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"They never asked us if we had insurance, which we do," she told WFTS, saying that she felt discriminated against.
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But officials in many divided states adopted policies that discriminated against resident minorities and privileged members of ethnic-political majorities.
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Many liberal blacks considered it a Raw Deal because many relief programs discriminated against black people or excluded them altogether.
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Conyers faces a House Ethics Committee investigation over allegations that he sexually harassed and discriminated against members of his staff.
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That order impacted 85033 of the state's 170 General Assembly districts, which the court said discriminated against African-American voters.
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Last week, a new mother shared a memo complaining that the company discriminated and retaliated against her for being pregnant.
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This week, high-profile users complained that their spouses were discriminated against, highlighting potential headaches in the credit underwriting decisions.
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It also includes provisions aimed at making whole people who have been discriminated against in the past under housing policies.
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I would also ask if I was discriminated against if I were picked, but I can complain after the incident.
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"Youths here typically don't get radicalized because they feel discriminated against since Canada is such an inclusive society," he said.
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The country's Supreme Court ruled that a 158-year-old law criminalizing adultery discriminated against women and was therefore unconstitutional.
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More broadly, the cancellation seemed likely to feed into the narrative that conservatives are disrespected and discriminated against in Hollywood.
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This proximity is part of what's driving the death toll and the embers haven't discriminated between wealthy and poor Californians.
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It's their job to provide people with disabilities with the means to seek legal recourse when they are discriminated against.
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She's worried that young black and Hispanic children are already discriminated against by teachers who expect the worst from them.
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Even though she's no longer a church member, she said seeing the ways LGBTQ members are discriminated against still stings.
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What's at stake In March, the 6th Circuit held that the funeral home discriminated against Stephens based on her sex.
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If you feel like you're being discriminated against, your first stop should be your employer's human resources department, Pinarchick said.
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Those rights were largely on Bakke's side: you couldn't discriminate against whites simply because nonwhites had once been discriminated against.
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McCann, who is herself disabled, said she was discriminated against and subjected to an "abusive environment," the Daily News reported.
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The department could also bring its own lawsuit against Harvard if it finds the school wrongly discriminated based on race.
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" Gordon doesn't buy the explanation and said she believes her client was in fact discriminated against for "banking while black.
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ProPublica found that it was possible to run ads on Facebook that essentially discriminated against groups protected by federal law.
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People with disabilities, transgender people, people of color could be discriminated against using Digid8, Vice writer Janus Rose recently wrote.
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People do not realize their self contradiction when they say people are discriminated against but do the same towards others.
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Walmart likely discriminated against dozens of female workers in its stores, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
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The prohibition is aimed at preventing someone from being fired or otherwise discriminated against because of a serious medical condition.
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When it comes to gender inequality, women are still discriminated against and sexism is still well and alive with impunity.
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Somebody somewhere will be harmed, discriminated against or abused, just because some fool thinks he is fighting a Muslim terrorist.
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Records show few examples of the state imposing heavy penalties, like fines, on agents found to have discriminated, Newsday found.
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But the agency discriminated against black citizens, as a matter of policy, and insisted on black-white separation in housing.
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Chipmaker Qualcomm is set to pay more than $19 million to settle claims that the company discriminated against female employees.
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The Department of Justice alleged that Trump and his father discriminated against black applicants for apartments in Trump-owned buildings.
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"The Supreme Court has never upheld an immigration policy that openly discriminated on the basis of race or religion," Prof.
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The act aims to ensure that people with disabilities have equal employment opportunities, are not discriminated against when seeking government services, get access to public and commercial facilities like hotels and restaurants, can communicate through nationwide telecommunications services if they have speech or hearing disabilities and are not discriminated against when seeking other miscellaneous services.
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Also, they don't make the work environment any better for people who may feel marginalized, passed over, discriminated against or harassed.
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Of the 105 families in Kongaragidda village, most are indigenous people who have long been discriminated against and deprived of land.
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The Justice Department sued Sheriff Terry Johnson that year over allegations his office discriminated against Latinos at traffic stops and checkpoints.
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I worry less about the machines taking over than I do about people being discriminated against because of some bad statistics.
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Women rebels say they are not victims or sex objects and were not discriminated against because of their gender or race.
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He certainly hasn't done the same to a Seattle coffee shop owner who profanely berated and openly discriminated against Christian customers.
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Photo: GoogleA former Google employee is claiming that the company discriminated against white and Asian male candidates during the recruiting process.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission pits a cake-maker's First Amendment rights against a gay couple's right not to be discriminated against.
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Kunkel sued the health department and told CNN affiliate WLWT that he was being discriminated against because of his religious beliefs.
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Thousands more filled airports the following weekend protesting a controversial executive order that critics said discriminated against refugees, immigrants and Muslims.
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As a registered ex-combatant scratching a living from farming, she says she is watched by the authorities and discriminated against.
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The toughest exchange for Mr Purcell came when Mr Clifton questioned the claim that Mr Trump's travel ban discriminated against Muslims.
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"If we were not being discriminated against for our political views, Justin Trudeau would no longer be Prime Minister," he said.
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One employee's daughter was discriminated against at school, she said, while another employee was denied housing for working at the base.
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In 2017, James Damore, a former Google engineer, also claimed the company discriminated against him and others for having conservative views.
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" IBM Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Tia Silas: "We believe no one should be discriminated against for being who they are.
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It emerged that American authorities are investigating allegations that Uber, a ride-hailing firm, discriminated against women in hiring and pay.
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The EEOC lacks jurisdiction to sue local or state governments itself — even in cases where it believes the employer discriminated illegally.
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In his response, Sanders discussed friends who were discriminated against decades ago, as well as of today's Black Lives Matter movement.
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Post-revolution Cuba discriminated against both blacks and gays, the latter about which Castro himself expressed public regret several years ago.
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The change comes after the company was alleged to have employed editors in Trending that had discriminated against conservative news outlets.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has reached a historic settlement with Facebook over advertising practices that allegedly discriminated against minorities.
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"The main thing is he has discriminated against people with a disability and I have a son with disability," she said.
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In early 2018, former Google engineer James Damore claimed Google leaders discriminated against him and other employees for having conservative views.
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"I'm being discriminated and filtered on YouTube, and I'm not the only one," she said in a video republished by NBC.
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The group believes this decision will encourage other disabled students to seek justice when they are discriminated against, especially in schools.
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"LGBT people who seek asylum have faced serious risks and are doubly discriminated against," said Francesca Fontanini, UNHCR's spokeswoman in Mexico.
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Under President George W. Bush in 43, for example, the Education Department investigated whether Princeton University had discriminated against Asian applicants.
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Google routinely discriminated against employees who held conservative views, Dhillion claimed, and employees circulated memes about punching Nazis and Trump supporters.
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Queer gummies, y'all I can't speak for everyone, but I personally have not felt discriminated against by the CBD gummy community.
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The actress — now in Los Angeles for pilot season auditioning for English-language series and movies — has not felt discriminated against.
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In February 2017, the Department of Justice changed its longstanding position that lawmakers have purposefully discriminated against minorities and underprivileged individuals.
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The case The criminal contempt charge stems from a 2007 lawsuit brought by Hispanics who claimed Arpaio had discriminated against them.
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Trump said the ban was needed to protect the country from Islamist militants but immigration advocates said it discriminated against Muslims.
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Some investors criticised the move, arguing it discriminated against some bondholders while sparing others, and analysts say other lawsuits are likely.
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No longer can women be discriminated against based on their gender, and your children can stay on your plan until 26.
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The board said the company, which is owned by Kroger, should have to compensate employees they've discriminated against for union activities.
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A federal judge in Texas has ruled that workers can't be discriminated against based on their gender identity or sexual orientation.
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"It's about us taking a stand for equality in America, all the people that's being discriminated against right now," Bennett said.
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T-Mobile discriminated between types of content by giving customers unlimited access to music, and then video, from huge media brands.
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The court ruled in November that celebrating the holiday discriminated against Muslims and Croats, the country's two other main ethnic groups.
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He sued the airline in 2010, alleging he was discriminated against; the court found in favor of Alaska the following year.
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Henderson said there were plenty of other groups in the restaurant, and that he thought his group was being discriminated against.
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"I've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go," Upton said.
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You've never used your background to justify any problem or fear, and I've never heard you complain about being discriminated against.
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But usually the legal system in India has stood in favor of women and other discriminated groups against upper caste priests.
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Or, more precisely, the men who claim to speak on behalf of God have routinely disparaged women or discriminated against them.
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Once people get access to health care without being discriminated against for preexisting conditions, it's very hard to take that back.
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And female day care workers are finding themselves discriminated against and pressured out of jobs for having children of their own.
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The report disputes Facebook's claim that it had built a system to spot and reject ads that discriminated based on race.
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Workers between the ages of 18 and 24 are most likely to feel discriminated against because of age, the report found.
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Ironically, one group that might wind up discriminated against by the religious exemptions case is — wait for it — religious groups themselves.
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In its ruling, the tribunal panel found that Dr. Mackereth had not been discriminated against or harassed under the Equality Act.
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The Montana Supreme Court struck down the entire program, and so it was not obvious that it discriminated against religious groups.
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Apple's new credit card is being investigated by financial regulators after customers complained that the card's lending algorithms discriminated against women.
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The survey also found that 29 percent of nonwhite economists reported being discriminated against based on their racial or ethnic identity.
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The Montana Supreme Court struck down the entire program and so it is not obvious that it discriminated against religious groups.
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People of Asian descent have described to Business Insider and other outlets being discriminated at work, Costco, and a university campus.
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At least one former employee also said Mr. Bauman discriminated against her because she was black, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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She says she was discriminated against because of her sexual orientation and her nonconformity to gender norms of appearance and demeanor.
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Benz recently switched churches because she finds it difficult to be part of a community where gay people are discriminated against.
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And Molly scooped before Thanksgiving that a woman alleged in 2011 that Andrew Yang discriminated against her at his tutoring company.
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More than a third of women and men said they had been discriminated against in hiring, pay or promotions at work.
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Oppositions politicians inside parliament, and protesters in several Indian cities, said the bill discriminated against Muslims and violated India's secular constitution.
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London Odom Chandler, Arizona I personally have been harassed, discriminated, and assaulted by surgeons, physicians, and hospital staff for being transgender.
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Regardless, it shows that Susan clearly stated that she was threatened and discriminated against, and that students wanted to kill her.
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When Trump revised the ban, Hawaii challenged that version, too, and Watson agreed it discriminated on the basis of nationality and religion.
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She also pointed to the National Center for Transgender Equality as a resource for those being discriminated based on their gender identity.
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I'm actually white and I actually deserve a lot of money and to not be harassed by cops and be discriminated against.
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Advocacy groups including GLAD, or GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders, argued successfully that the ban discriminated against transgender troops and harmed military readiness.
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For the Ethiopian-Israeli community, examples like this, where they feel marginalized or discriminated against, occur far more often than they should.
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The Richmond, Virginia-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on July 29 that the law intentionally discriminated against minority voters.
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And workers who applied for a job at the Infosys facility claimed they were discriminated against in favor of South Asian employees.
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The latest: Texas, where a panel of federal judges ruled on Friday that the state's redistricting plan illegally discriminated against minority voters.
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And as is often the case in South Korea, their efforts attracted counterprotests by men who believed they were being discriminated against.
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Webb, who lives in Southern California, said they haven't felt discriminated against because they stopped publicly wearing women's clothing and dressing androgynously.
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The sponsors mention this lawsuit in a press release, as well as an alleged Amazon AI recruiting tool that discriminated against women.
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"The reason women in nearly every industry are not represented in powerful positions is because women are being discriminated against," writes Portman.
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What will be key is whether the courts feel the characteristics being discriminated against are immutable, such as a person's skin color.
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In both cases, the ECJ suggested that national courts needed to investigate further to establish whether the women had been discriminated against.
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Lidijia Münchmeyer, principal of Kunskapsskolan, the independent school group in Helsingborg, said the man felt "tremendously discriminated against," reported Swedish newspaper Expressen.
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As a cis, white male, I hope to use my privilege to stand as an ally to those who've been discriminated against.
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"Everyone has the right to their own identity, and the right not to be discriminated against for who they are," she said.
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The problem, however, is when hard-working people – like my trans brothers and sisters – are discriminated against simply because they are trans.
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When we're on duty and can tell that we may be sexually harassed or discriminated against, then our male colleagues will strike.
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He's expressed his enthusiasm for the revival of stop and frisk, a policing program that illegally discriminated against black and Latino people.
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In the modern British workplace, you can't be fired or discriminated against in any way on the grounds that you're HIV positive.
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"Was just discriminated against by @lyft my ride kicked me out because I was kissing another man," Martella, the Butler student, said.
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However, opponents including states and refugee advocacy groups sued to stop it, disputing its security rationale and saying it discriminated against Muslims.
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It brought out flashes of stories I've heard on the news, now only it wasn't some stranger being discriminated, it was me.
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Terry Branstad and others discriminated against a state government official because of his sexual orientation, awarding the employee $1.5 million in damages.
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"It's kind of like saying that all these women across history have been discriminated against just because they have vaginas," she explains.
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It violated the Equal Protection and Establishment Clause rights of those persons, since it discriminated against them on the basis of religion.
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The department also added that it found no proof that United discriminated against Dao, an Asian-American, on the basis of race.
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"BofA intentionally and deliberately discriminated and retaliated against Messina (for) following the mantra, 'If you see something, say something,'" the complaint said.
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A person who is discriminated against can seek a penalty of up to $85033,000 through the Maryland county's Office of Human Rights.
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Now, separated from her children, she is firing back, alleging that Attorney General Jeff Sessions discriminated against her in singling them out.
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We must speak out against any measures that target those who are often already marginalised and discriminated against — especially Muslims and migrants.
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The initials stand for African Methodist Episcopal, a denomination founded by a former slave tired of being discriminated against by white Christians.
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"Kids shouldn't be discriminated against for being LGBTQI, regardless of what school they're in," said Joel Clark, a campaigner at Amnesty Australia.
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Unprivileged children certainly need a boost, because the admission process has typically discriminated against them, as the Cooke Foundation has pointed out.
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According to the lawsuit, the company had discriminated for years against the men by providing little or no compensation for their work.
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The court upheld three of four district maps in Texas that critics argued intentionally discriminated against minority voters, but struck down one.
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He discriminated against dark-skinned people, blacks, Asians and native people – many of whom, like my grandfather, died building the Panama Canal.
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Although in their best interest, many Latinos will avoid testing in fear of being discriminated against because of an HIV-positive status.
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The judge rejected a lawsuit claiming Harvard discriminated against Asian-Americans when it used race as a factor in its admissions process.
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The company is up against a number of lawsuits from ex-employees who say Google discriminated against women in pay and promotions.
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"Unions were complaining of being a bit marginalized and said they were discriminated against because of the (English) language," Bakary told Reuters.
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Lindsay Ell is speaking out about the valuable lesson she learned after being discriminated against because of who she chose to love.
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A provision known as the Russell Amendment that said federal contractors couldn't be discriminated against based on their religion is also gone.
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Pregnant people came to us because they felt they couldn't just attend any birth course; they were afraid of being discriminated against.
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"I have never felt discriminated against," she said, and maintained the only people who care about her sexuality are the reporters themselves.
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University of Texas, in which a white student claimed she was discriminated against because of her race and UT's affirmative action policies.
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The Sarajevo-based Constitutional Court had banned the referendum after finding that the holiday itself discriminated against the region's Bosniaks and Croats.
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Shapiro was particularly involved in developing the DOJ's argument that Texas had intentionally discriminated against minorities in crafting its voter ID legislation.
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"A lot of people say it's better to suport the person that's being discriminated against instead of confronting the bully," Glassgold said.
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However, opponents including states and refugee advocacy groups, sued to stop it, disputing its security rationale and saying it discriminated against Muslims.
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Similar to other beauty industries, performers are discriminated against for their looks, which disadvantages Black people, people of color, and fat people.
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The Catalans certainly have a right not to be discriminated against, but the nationalistic nature of the separatist campaign is not encouraging.
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In 2017, The Daily Beast reported on a lawsuit that alleges the author purposely discriminated against minority students at the Epiphany School.
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Nearly three quarters of a century after Gandhi helped India win independence, lower caste people are still openly, and shockingly, discriminated against.
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The Shakespeare group may have not only illegally discriminated against Mason, the commission said, but also retaliated against Sam for speaking up.
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Some people have proposed expanding Title IX of the Education Act to make sure women aren't discriminated against in college science programs.
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But in his letter this week, Mr. Barr wrote that the department would act swiftly when employees are found to have discriminated.
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Gregory Selden said in the lawsuit that he was discriminated against while trying to book a room on the service last year.
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She regularly tweets anti-immigration and anti-Islam sentiments, and has claimed that white British people are now a discriminated-against minority.
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Ms. Range said she left an abusive home in Dansville, N.Y., where she was discriminated against as a teenager for being gay.
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However it turns out, Mr. Allen will likely have to return to a lower court to prove that he was discriminated against.
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She said that she had been discriminated against because of her gender and for expressing her Christian beliefs, something players do regularly.
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A federal court in Texas will soon rule on whether the state discriminated against minorities when it adopted its current congressional map.
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Border walls are now discussed on end, climate change is all but ignored, and marginalized groups are discriminated against openly and incessantly.
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It began a year ago when the U.S. stripped India of special low-tariff status over claims it discriminated against American companies.
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Children with Muslim mothers and non-Muslim fathers, or unmarried parents or born as a result of rape were being discriminated against.
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Federal courts in Texas held that the state's voter ID law and congressional redistricting maps intentionally discriminated against Latino and black voters.
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They were only eligible for the study if they reported a history of being bullied or discriminated against due to their weight.
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Benn acknowledged the risks and need to satisfy medical experts, but said also that he felt discriminated against because of his age.
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By clearly and explicitly intending to diminish Latinos' voting power for partisan ends, Pasadena officials intentionally discriminated on the basis of race.
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In an ironic twist, four white citizens of Dallas have filed suit alleging that they are being discriminated against due to redistricting.
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That's right, the CFPB guessed who was discriminated based on people's names, where they lived and the rate they paid for financing.
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That employee had not discriminated, Phillips says, and he was not connected to the store where the two black men were arrested.
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My dentist, for instance, provides middle-class livelihoods for dozens of people and should not be discriminated against because of her profession.
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"The Boy Scouts just spent several years trying to make right a decades-old policy that discriminated against gay people," he said.
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Immigration advocates said the new ban still discriminated against Muslims and failed to address some of their concerns with the previous order.
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Judge Wald also ruled that the State Department had systematically discriminated against women, thus setting in motion major changes in federal employment.
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If the courts find that a vulnerable category of students was discriminated against, then they lean towards the side of the plaintiff.
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And shopping online has particular upsides for people of color because they can't be discriminated against or profiled based on their race.
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Albinos, easily spotted by their white skin and fair hair, have long been ostracized and discriminated against, especially in Malawi, Tanzania, and Cameroon.
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He argues that since his age does not represent his emotional state, he was being discriminated against in his personal and professional life.
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The Supreme Court recently blocked a restrictive voting law in the state, because it discriminated against African-American voters "with almost surgical precision."
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But research from 22013 shows that intersex children who grow up nonbinary in terms of their gender identity are not automatically discriminated against.
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Uber discriminated based on race and gender in compensation and promotions, three women of color have alleged in a lawsuit filed in California.
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"The owner discriminated against the kids and refused service citing that the kids aren't well-dressed and look dirty," Shetty later told reporters.
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Despite their concerns, there is no evidence that social networks have discriminated against conservatives or any other group on the basis of ideology.
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Several cases have come to light recently in which companies deliberately and systematically discriminated against female job applicants, even though that is illegal.
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Others have alleged more serious claims such as serving coffee tainted with cleaning solution and that the company had discriminated against deaf customers.
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More than 70 percent of Latinos said they feel discriminated against, compared to 92 percent of African-Americans and 61 percent of Asians.
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He believed that all of his troubles were coming because he was an immigrant and now he's being discriminated against because of that.
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"I just murmured my feelings that smokers should not be discriminated against more than necessary," he said in the statement on his website.
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She had previously filed a self-represented counter motion that claimed she was discriminated against because she is Native American, the report said.
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I often think you provide an empowerment to people would never have a job, particularly with Uber Freights, Hispanics, Sikhs, usually discriminated against.
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A toxic workplace: In February, former programmer Susan Fowler revealed she had been discriminated against and sexually harassed while working at the company.
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At school and community bake sales, oatmeal raisin cookies have been routinely discriminated against in favor of the supposedly more delicious chocolate chip.
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A provision known as the Russell Amendment that said federal contractors couldn't be discriminated against based on their religion was also taken out.
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But Blair and Chung argue that they also enable workers who are discriminated against an opportunity to signal their competence to prospective employers.
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And a recent European Commission report stated that members of the LGBTQ population are the most heavily discriminated against after the Roma population.
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Most victims are not even aware of these laws, and seldom take the initiative to take action against employers that discriminated against them.
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The background: Rahimi, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Afghanistan, reportedly complained before his sentencing that he was discriminated against for being Muslim.
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As activists in the nineteen-seventies mounted a broad anti-rape movement, feminist legal theorists fought judicial provisions that discriminated against rape victims.
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As a casino mogul in the 1990s, Mr. Trump sued the federal government, arguing that allowing tribes to open casinos discriminated against him.
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The Ahmadiya have long been harassed and discriminated against by mainstream Muslims in Pakistan and Indonesia, and this has often turned to violence.
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We strongly disagree with any claim that The Times, Mr. Thompson or Ms. Levien have discriminated against any individual or group of employees.
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People with disabilities are often dismissed, devalued and discriminated against, even though progress has been made over the years to change society's perception.
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Obioma claims she was discriminated against by the airline because she's black and accused United of singling her out due to her race.
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In her decision, U.S. District Judge Arenda Wright Allen in Norfolk wrote that there was "no question" the policy discriminated against trans students.
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By a 5-4 vote on Monday, the court upheld Texas congressional and legislative districts that a lower court declared discriminated against Latinos.
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He said the record failed to prove that its state legislature, redrawing districts in 2013, had acted in bad faith or intentionally discriminated.
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The result of this is a reduction in the number of wavelength combinations that can be discriminated from about 1,000,000 to only 10,000.
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"I transferred all of my prescriptions there so that I never again have to see the pharmacist who discriminated against me," she wrote.
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An American tweeted that wearing the pin would denote an individual loyal to the cause of those discriminated against by racists or homophobes.
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Related: Ohio Lawmaker Suggests Letting People Die If They've Overdosed Twice Before Heroin Has Never Discriminated Prescribed Painkillers Didn't Cause the Opioid Crisis
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"You know, the society we live in, we are often discriminated against as Christians but she was living a happy life," said Nadeem.
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Likewise, positive testers like Ramirez who served their suspensions are discriminated against in Hall of Fame elections even when Bonds and Clemens aren't.
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"This past year and a half with the current supervisor [Kline] is the first time I've ever felt discriminated against, ever," Newbold said.
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Washington state challenged the legality of the order, claiming it discriminated against Muslims, and a Seattle federal judge suspended the order on Friday.
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Military leaders also want to review how transgender troops are treated, if they're discriminated against, or have had disciplinary problems, the officials said.
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In addition, the court said that Colorado can protect gay people from being discriminated against by businesses that are open to the public.
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Some east European leaders, anxious not to see their people discriminated against, have said they could accept the emergency brake idea on migration.
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Bishop gained notoriety in North Carolina following his sponsorship of H.B. 2, the controversial "bathroom bill" that critics say discriminated against transgender people.
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Read "How VICE Brought Canada's Prime Minister to a Remote Indigenous Community" Read "Justin Trudeau: 'We Have Discriminated Against Indigenous Children for Generations'"
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My research revealed that in both civil and criminal cases the jury-selection-process methodology discriminated against African-Americans, women and young people.
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The only evidence we have that they were discriminated against because of their names is, well, the names themselves — and the vote totals.
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The lawsuit asserted that the two motels invaded guests' privacy and discriminated against them on the basis of their race and national origin.
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So, talk about that idea, that you said it's the first place white men get discriminated against, talk about that a little bit.
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There are so many other ways that women (the ones in real life, not the imaginary ones in comics) are being discriminated against.
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The court also said workers should not be discriminated against "based on their ethnicity, race, gender or religious beliefs," reported the Washington Post.
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What is the difference between freedom of speech on something where you feel you're being discriminated against by another group, versus hate speech?
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She faulted the plaintiffs for not putting any Asian-American applicants on the witness stand to testify about how they were discriminated against.
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Then in 2009, the state apologized to Chinese Americans for laws dating back to the mid-19th Century that discriminated against Chinese immigrants.
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In November, the court ruled that the changes were against EU law and could undermine the independence of courts and discriminated between genders.
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So these farmers are claiming that they're being discriminated against because they're black, and the mechanism of that discrimination are these farm loans?
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While the origins of flamenco are unknown, the style is linked to the Spanish Romani, who have long been marginalized and discriminated against.
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And in that moment, he points out that a transgender nondiscrimination law would help people who feel discriminated against at school or work.
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Indonesia claims palm is being discriminated against by the EU to protect the market of European oils such as sunflower and rapeseed oils.
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Norwegians have had a history of being positively discriminated for our race and have resisted those ideas before -- we will do it again.
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Libération, the newspaper co-founded by Sartre, championed pedophiles as a discriminated minority and ran personal ads by adults seeking children for sex.
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It has also argued recently that the Maryland State Education Department discriminated against a Christian academy that said same-sex marriage was wrong.
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The bill will make it harder for Muslim migrants to attain Indian citizenship, although many Muslims are also discriminated against in neighboring countries.
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Federal agencies finalized a rule Thursday to protect recipients of social services from being discriminated against by faith-based organizations administering the programs.
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"It's almost like you think this is a joke, when you have ruined the lives of many people, discriminated against them," she said.
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The five conservative justices were not swayed by statistical and anecdotal evidence that portrayed Walmart as having systematically discriminated against its female employees.
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Johnson's lawsuit also alleges that Trump's campaign discriminated against her as a black worker by underpaying her in comparison to her white colleagues.
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Juno was discriminated against for being a visibly pregnant teen, while I miscarried at nine weeks and never told anyone about my pregnancy.
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Community leaders told the New York Times in 2015 that they are constantly discriminated against when it comes to housing, education, and employment.
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And in that moment he points out that a transgender nondiscrimination law would help people who feel discriminated against at school or work.
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Jessica Levinson, a professor of law at Loyola Law school notes that Thomas in his opinion suggests that the fetus is being discriminated against.
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I have a brother who lives in the United States, and he feels that that they are the most discriminated against group over there.
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The company also said that even though she claimed she was discriminated against, she was promoted in at least one role during that time.
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The U.S. Department of Labor filed a lawsuit against Palantir on Monday, alleging the secretive security firm discriminated against job applicants of Asian descent.
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That shooter had driven to YouTube's headquarters from San Diego after she alleged the company "discriminated and filtered" her vegan and animal rights videos.
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But the LGBTQ+ subculture has often been misunderstood and misrepresented by an America that has long discriminated against and even criminalized same-sex activity.
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To Pevar, Blanchard's move to Florida only further proves Wyoming discriminated against her; men with boot camp recommendations never get sent out of state.
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The appeals court ruled earlier that Evans still would be able to present a claim that she was discriminated against based on gender nonconformity.
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"We have not just permanently protected the pound and our right to keep it, but ensured that we can't be discriminated against," Cameron said.
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The 39-year-old shooter was a YouTuber herself, and criticized the website heavily, saying it was "filtering" her videos and discriminated against her.
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I was very involved in anti-war stuff, and this was one more person who was being discriminated against because of his political stances.
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Both filings, which were obtained by PEOPLE, claim the school discriminated against the two women, subjecting them to a hostile educational environment and retaliation.
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According to NBC Bay Area, Aghdam had posted a video on YouTube in January claiming that the video site "discriminated and filtered" her content.
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Wall emphasized that the revised travel ban was written after the President listened to judges' concerns that the original executive order discriminated against Muslims.
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I can't remember a single experience when I've gotten to know other city officials from across the state and they have discriminated against me.
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"I've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go," Upton told WHTC this morning.
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The publication found 35 of these listings, which namely discriminated against Uyghurs, the country's Muslim minority, and Tibetans, another ethnic minority suppressed in China.
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Special programs in human rights codes allow for certain provisions to be made when one group is underrepresented or has been historically discriminated against.
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Tom, the civil rights lawyer, denounced Arpaio's and his deputies' racist, bigoted actions and stood in solidarity with the people who had been discriminated.
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In that role, she's been a champion of students who are discriminated against because of their sexuality, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression.
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"The North Carolina Republican legislature tried to rig congressional elections by drawing unconstitutional districts that discriminated against African-Americans and that's wrong," he added.
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In the landmark Fujii case (85033), a court applied the traditional treaty supremacy rule to invalidate a California law that discriminated against Japanese nationals.
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Bello, who was on cycle 22 of 'ANTM,' firmly believes police discriminated against him -- and he hopes going public will prompt a full investigation.
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The document's author also wrote that employees with conservative political beliefs are discriminated against at Google and lamented about how "leftist" ideology is harmful.
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The 29-year-old member of the Tepehuán indigenous group added that indigenous inmates are also often humiliated and discriminated against in other prisons.
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And the company sending high-definition films, which use a lot of bits, can't be charged more or discriminated against by the service providers.
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There are well documented instances during which the United States government discriminated based on ethnicity and religion, under the guise of protecting national security.
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This, the judge ruled, discriminated against minority voters in violation of the Voting Rights Act, including homeless people disqualified for not providing precise addresses.
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The LGBTQ community has frequently shown that despite being discriminated against for being gay or queer, its members are fully capable of discriminating too.
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The court ruled Friday that the Iowa Department of Human Services discriminated against two women by denying their Medicaid claims for transition-related care.
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Menashi took a stand against women protesting sexual assault while at Dartmouth College saying the marches discriminated against men, the New York Times reported.
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Kind cited the criminal justice system as one area where marginalised communities have been discriminated against by the use of facial recognition and algorithms.
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The Los Angeles native is also an ovarian cancer survivor who says she has been discriminated against and harassed for being a female player.
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Judicial proceedings against the president and longtime New York businessman have found that he discriminated against blacks, women, Asians and Puerto Ricans, Johnston added.
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Bill Shine has been accused of looking the other way while high-profile figures at the network reportedly harassed and discriminated against female employees.
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Lauren Greene, Farenthold's former communications director, filed a lawsuit in December 2014 alleging he had sexually harassed and discriminated against her based on gender.
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But weak leadership from President Ngo Dinh Diem, a Catholic who discriminated against the majority Buddhist population, undermined rather than complemented America's war efforts.
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The law established an immigration quota, discriminated against Southern and Eastern Europeans and favored people from Northern and Western Europe, and banned Asian immigrants.
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"Airbnb wasn't the one who discriminated; it was the homeowner who exhibited ugly behavior," said Henry H. Harteveldt, the founder of Atmosphere Research Group.
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The European Court said this discriminated against Dutch-based multinationals with subsidiaries in other EU countries, as they were not given the same advantage.
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Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook and Qualcomm all make cameos, as does Yahoo, which faced accusations that female leadership at the company discriminated against male colleagues.
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Advocacy group A Better Balance filed a class action lawsuit in New York last year alleging that Walmart's absence policy discriminated against pregnant workers.
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The case inspired similar litigation on behalf of female, Native American and Latino farmers who contended that the department had also discriminated against them.
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Dr. Hickey said the risk adjustment formula was biased in favor of large, established insurers and discriminated against smaller new insurers like his company.
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Hopeless and discriminated against, the men turn to the drug trade and try to come up with a plan to flee the relentless city.
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Justice William Brennan held that the law violated the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment because it discriminated between married and unmarried people.
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On a personal level, Shamael -- a black, Haitian-American woman -- claims the supervisor discriminated against her and mocked her as someone who practices voodoo.
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Previous federal legislation aimed at closing the pay gap has asked workers to sue their employers if they thought they were being discriminated against.
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Earlier this year, many users, particularly black users, began sharing stories of how they've been discriminated against on the short-term home rental platform.
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Rules matter, and our government — not just individuals within the government, but the government itself — has systematically discriminated against black people in this country.
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And in that moment, the canvasser points out that a transgender nondiscrimination law would help people who feel discriminated against at school or work.
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Some even have an added layer of thinking about being discriminated against, since the illness has brought out racism and prejudice in some people.
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The 7-2 ruling held that Tennessee's regulations unlawfully discriminated against out-of-state businesses in violation of the Constitution's so-called Commerce Clause.
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Mr. Cooper's victory was fueled in part by popular anger over a Republican-backed public restrooms bill that critics said discriminated against transgender people.
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Indeed, some Council members, in explaining their vote on Wednesday, expressed deep concern over riders being discriminated against, based on their race or neighborhood.
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What does a country owe to those it's discriminated against — and what are the best ways to move forward toward true equality and unity?
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"The argument is that conservatives are being discriminated against, and people with these otherwise odious views about society and race and gender," he says.
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In a decision that will be appealed, a federal judge on Tuesday rejected claims that the university had intentionally discriminated against Asian-American applicants.
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A federal district judge ruled in April that the Texas Legislature had intentionally discriminated against black and Hispanic voters when it enacted the law.
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Before the Honorable Ann Donnelly, he argued that Trump's order discriminated against his clients—the interpreter and another Iraqi—and merited an emergency stay.
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"They talked about tax equality so that individuals are not discriminated against versus people who work for an employer," Fleming said after the meeting.
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They printed pamphlets detailing laws that discriminated against women, and distributed the pamphlets behind closed doors, collecting signatures for the repeal of those laws.
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We asked them about their experiences as religious and cultural minorities, including their feelings of being discriminated against on the basis of their religion.
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It was a potential legal penalty for Texas after a lower court judge had found that the state had intentionally discriminated against minority voters.
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"To this day, we still question whether talking about our relationship when we go in somewhere, we could be discriminated against again," he said.
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Ms. Warren said her administration would restore and strengthen Obama-era protections and withhold federal grants from any company that discriminated against L.G.B.T.Q. employees.
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As a physician and patient advocate, I feel strongly that a patient should not be discriminated against because of his or her health diagnosis.
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Although you mention the city housing authority, you make it clear that you don't know your landlady to have discriminated in filling her vacancies.
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In rebel areas, the report said, some groups prevented people from evacuating and discriminated in food distribution during a siege, favoring relatives and supporters.
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Judges lately have agreed; last year, federal courts ruled that voter ID laws in Texas, North Carolina, Wisconsin and North Dakota discriminated against minorities.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday intervened in a lawsuit against a town over housing practices she says discriminated against Jewish families.
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In Republican-held Texas, claims that the maps discriminated against black and Hispanic voters were ultimately heard, and mostly rejected, by the Supreme Court.
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In Republican-held Texas, claims that the maps discriminated against black and Hispanic voters were ultimately heard, and mostly rejected, by the Supreme Court.
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Black residents say they sometimes feel discriminated against, and activists say the criminal justice system in the state is sorely in need of reforms.
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The upending of the standings has been accelerated by a youth movement across the sport that has not discriminated based on population or popularity.
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The Obama administration aggressively pursued the investigations, finding that police departments often discriminated against minority residents and using the findings to push for reforms.
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The Supreme Court decided in 2011 that 1 million plaintiffs were too many to prove they were all discriminated against in the same way.
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The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights investigates complaints that schools or colleges discriminated against students based on race, gender, national origin, and disability.
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The worst thing about discrimination is when it gets into peoples' minds and it becomes the [internalized] truth for whoever has been discriminated against.
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People have been making claims about being discriminated against for being brown, being brown while wearing a suit, and speaking with non-English accents.
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The Catholic minority felt shut out and discriminated against, and began to make a largely peaceful push for greater civil rights in the 21s.
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McKibben's story shows how those with secular beliefs are discriminated against within the criminal justice system—despite the First Amendment right to freedom of religion.
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Even discrimination, because quite a few of them, the fact that they're homeless is directly tied to them being discriminated against one way or another.
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It's never too late: The Canadian government is saying an official "I'm sorry" to all citizens that have been discriminated against because of their sexuality.
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The suit also claims the district discriminated against James when they named a white student with a lower GPA as the star athlete in 2018.
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"Women have been increasingly participating in civic spaces, especially digital forums, but continue to be discriminated [against], often threatened with death or rape," Ruelas says.
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Her father said he told police she was angry at the company for being "discriminated and filtered," as she noted in a video she posted.
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Last March, major studios banded together to pressure Georgia not to go forward with a religious liberty bill that they claimed discriminated against LGBT citizens.
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"The Social Security Administration not only overstepped its mission with this regulation, it discriminated against certain Americans with disabilities who receive Social Security benefits," Rep.
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"The New Orleans Saints is an equal opportunity employer, and it denies that Ms. Davis was discriminated against because she is female," the statement reads.
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Starting in October, Airbnb says, if guests feel they've been discriminated against in violation of company policy, they can turn to Airbnb for booking assistance.
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"I partly feel discriminated against because it seems like they don't want to help me because I'm Latina and of Puerto Rican origin," she said.
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She shocked the industry when she filed a $22015 million lawsuit against the firm, alleging she'd been discriminated against, then terminated, because of her gender.
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The school was the subject of another OCR investigation last year, after a Yale graduate claimed he was discriminated against because he was a man.
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But really, we shouldn't need to imply that men are damaged by association when the women attached to them are harassed, discriminated against or assaulted.
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"Having lived a life of privilege, that interaction has given me a tiny glimpse of what it feels like to be discriminated against," she said.
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This is just one entry on an ever-growing list of people who have been shamed, discriminated against, and otherwise wronged by major corporate airlines.
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Siddall also said the CMHC was examining if self-employed workers and new immigrants were being discriminated against as a result of the new rules.
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Mindanao is home to most of the Philippines' 19803m or so Muslims, a minority that often feels discriminated against by the country's 97m-odd Christians.
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An investigation by the state education department has already found that the school district may have discriminated on the basis of sex or sexual orientation.
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Even if they're able to clear hurdles in their early academic careers, women scientists are more likely to be discriminated against by professors and employers.
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The court did not rule on whether Hively was actually being discriminated against due to her sexual orientation, leaving that decision to a lower court.
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Dennis Prager, founder of Prager U, a popular YouTube channel, repeated his complaint that the video platform has discriminated against him for his conservative views.
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IMAGINE wanting to sue your employer, because you have been harassed or discriminated against, only to find that your access to the courts is blocked.
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States and civil rights groups filed more than two dozen lawsuits against the first order, arguing it discriminated against Muslims and violated the U.S. Constitution.
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Critics had said the special courts undermined the supremacy of the ECJ and discriminated by only allowing foreign investors, not domestic investors, to bring cases.
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Hawaii is arguing that the order, which restricts travelers and refugees from six Muslim-majority countries, discriminated against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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"I started off as a makeup artist and was highly discriminated against for being a plus-size woman," Lopez told Yahoo Beauty in an interview.
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If you post a very personal photo, for example, co-worker might post an inappropriate comment that makes you feel uncomfortable, harassed or discriminated against.
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"Our whole system is constantly adapting to find ways to harm and discriminate against the same communities that have always been discriminated against," he continued.
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We should make sure that there's a right to equal service so that people aren't being discriminated against based on how much wealth they have.
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The EEOC, which enforces federal laws banning discrimination in the workplace, said Walmart's distribution center in Menomonie, Wisconsin, has discriminated against pregnant employees since 2014.
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The appellate courts—the 9th and 4th Circuits—ruled that the ban discriminated against Muslims, citing Donald Trump's own words and that of his advisers.
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And if you're saying that conservatives may be tolerable, but evangelical Christians aren't — well, are you really saying you would have discriminated against the Rev.
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I am certain you will never find a single incident where Bhagwan has ever discriminated against anyone, regardless of race, creed, color, or sexual preference.
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The declaration — signed by Justice and Education department officials — will describe what schools should do to ensure that none of their students are discriminated against.
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Donald Trump will tweet about anything as long as it's not about something that disenfranchised, abused, discriminated-against and forgotten people of color care about.
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The EU's monitoring mission reported a "significant imbalance" in his favor, including a state media that "openly discriminated" against the main opposition candidate, Salvador Nasralla.
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In the landmark case, Katharine Prescott argues the Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego (RCHSD) in California discriminated against her transgender son based on his sex.
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But the Mississippi Supreme Court ultimately affirmed Flowers's conviction and death sentence, rejecting his claim that Evans had again racially discriminated in selecting a jury.
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A Muslim woman said she was discriminated against before an N.B.A. game in Denver when she was told that she had to remove her hijab.
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Today, because of the Affordable Care Act, those with a pre-existing health condition cannot be discriminated against, denied health care coverage or charged more.
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Zech (218), she voted against rehearing a case involving a sailor's allegation that the Navy had discriminated against him by discharging him for homosexual conduct.
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This week, after a federal appeals court ruled that the law discriminated against minorities, there is a new, equally vexing question: how to fix it.
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Our women are going to dominate, not only because of their legal rights but because women in other parts of the world are discriminated against.
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The exodus has also highlighted the government's failure to ease the suffering of the Hazaras, long marginalized in Afghanistan and discriminated against as Shiite Muslims.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit that alleged the Harvard Law Review discriminated against whites and men when selecting student editors and articles.
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The employer, Ivy Tech, said Tuesday night it does not plan to appeal to the Supreme Court -- though it denies it discriminated against the plaintiff.
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In 2015 a Belfast court initially found in favor of Lee, ruling that the man had both his political beliefs and sexual orientation discriminated against.
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Rick Scott's (R) election officials discriminated against young voters by blocking early voting at college campuses and universities (Tampa Bay Times) … Businesses tied to Sen.
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As far as we know, she doesn't have a sexual orientation yet, and here she is being discriminated against all because of who we are.
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According to Ross, the reason officials wanted to do this was to ensure that residents were not being discriminated against under the Voting Rights Act.
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Title IX states that people people participating in education programs that receive federal funding are protected from being discriminated against on the basis of sex.
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These people are discriminated against because of their ethnicity and accolades for being seen as some of the strongest and bravest people in the country.
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No one had to tell me that there was a chance I'd be bullied, discriminated against, or rejected by friends and family for being gay.
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Now, she and her fellow organizers have filed a lawsuit in federal court against the city that argues the city's board unconstitutionally discriminated against them.
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Two weeks after the ruling in his last case, the Colorado Civil Rights Commission said Phillips had discriminated against Scardina because of her transgender status.
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"This positive change is more obvious for women, who are more discriminated against than men for work, because of their obesity," Reche said by email.
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If tenants didn't pay rent, if I unintentionally discriminated, or if someone got hurt on my property, I could be dealing with serious financial repercussions.
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"The San Antonio Federal District Court ruled that Texas Republicans intentionally discriminated against Texas' diverse new majority," said Gilberto Hinojosa, the state Democratic Party chairman.
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In August, the New York Times published an extensive accounting of how Trump's company racially discriminated against African-American tenants in the 1970s and '80s.
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Meanwhile, the company faces a lawsuit from a former employee who said that the company marginalized women and discriminated against them by paying them less.
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In the 1990s, the city entered into a similar sort of settlement with the federal government, admitting that it discriminated against minorities in some developments.
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The filing was part of US Soccer's attempt to prove that it has not discriminated against the World Cup champion team based on their gender.
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One said it violated the Constitution because it discriminated based on religion, the other said that it exceeded the president's statutory authority to control immigration.
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Being mistreated or otherwise discriminated against specifically because you are a member of a legally protected category — such as a racial minority — is an exception.
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Though Alaska's natives were once horribly discriminated against (shops and inns sometimes had notices saying "No dogs or Eskimos"), native rights nowadays are vigorously promoted.
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A survey conducted for the Interior Department found that 35 percent of its employees say they were harassed or discriminated against in the last year.
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To watch them at this time is to gain a keen awareness of lives that are discriminated against and consistently written out of official narratives.
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"It's the truthfulness of her insight, her critical wakefulness, her fighting power and her creativity," she said, adding, "She gives a voice to the discriminated."
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They want save homes, they want safe streets, they want safe communities, they don't want to be profiled, they don't want to be discriminated against.
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There's the whole story line about how she was discriminated against by a white landlord named Frederica Norman for being a black Dominican trans woman.
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On Monday, Senator Michael Gianaris, the Queens Democrat who serves as deputy majority leader, reiterated that the previous bail system unfairly discriminated against poor people.
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It's why women are sexually harassed at work, it's why women are discriminated against for being pregnant at work, and it's what needs to change.
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Just this week, a black female officer in Kansas filed a federal lawsuit alleging she was discriminated against on about of her race and gender.
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A man in the UK was allegedly discriminated against for wearing makeup in the workplace, despite his the company's lack of a no-makeup policy.
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It found that among the arts workers surveyed, some groups historically discriminated against — including women (212 percent) and disabled people (22014 percent) — were actually overrepresented.
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It found that among the arts workers surveyed, some groups historically discriminated against — including women (212 percent) and disabled people (22014 percent) — were actually overrepresented.
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There's the whole story line about how she was discriminated against by a white landlord named Frederica Norman for being a black Dominican trans woman.
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"When the nature of the discrimination comes about through personalization, it's hard to know you're being discriminated against," said Michael Tschantz, a Carnegie Mellon researcher.
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Mr. Arenson taught constitutional law at Yale College, and now represents employees who believe they have been underpaid, discriminated against, or harassed on the job.
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The result is that we cannot predict which states will discriminate against minority voters tomorrow based on which states discriminated against minorities in the past.
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You could be actively or passively discriminated against until you see no choice but to leave your job and reluctantly take yet another assistant gig.
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But since many employees don't know how much their co-workers make, there's often no way for anyone to know if they're being discriminated against.
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"Many people of same-sex relationships in this country ... have been violated and have also suffered in silence for fear of being discriminated," he said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that social media platforms discriminated against members of his party, and accused the companies of collusion.
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The US government has, in fact, explicitly discriminated against immigrants from certain Muslim-majority countries on the basis of "counterterrorism" — as recently as 10 years ago.
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The petition, supported by three Druze lawmakers, argued that the new law discriminated against Druze, many of whom serve in the military, unlike other Arab citizens.
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Serena Williams alleged in a series of tweets late Tuesday night that she is being discriminated against by being drug-tested more than other tennis players.
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One of the passengers, a self-styled star of YouTube videos, immediately posted video alleging the airline crew discriminated against him because he was speaking Arabic.
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The Supreme Court eventually upheld his executive order banning travel from several mostly Muslim countries, rejecting challenges that it discriminated against Muslims or exceeded his authority.
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Fisher, who was rejected from UT in 2008, brought the case forward on the premise that she believed she was racially discriminated against for being white.
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Given the session's spurious purpose, many of the questions were just different ways of asking if Twitter discriminated based on political ideology, which Dorsey repeatedly denied.
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One campaigner appealed to the Human Rights Commission, an official body that investigates racism and other abuses, arguing that the rule discriminated against "millions" of Australians.
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Mainstream Sunnis believe the Shi'ite led administration has discriminated against them and also say Shi'ite Iran's influence has expanded in the security forces and paramilitary groups.
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The Nafta challenge process does not allow Canadian or Mexican companies that believe they are being discriminated against by the United States government to overturn decisions.
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Five LGBTQ channels have joined together for the suit, which alleges that YouTube has discriminated against them by hiding their videos, removing subscribers, and denying advertising.
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Ferguson has attempted "unprecedented measures to punish" Stutzman, while failing to prosecute a business that discriminated against Christian customers, Waggoner said this month in a statement.
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The act drew national headlines and eventually prompted Nungesser to file his own Title IX lawsuit, claiming the school discriminated against him by allowing Sulkowicz's protest.
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Law enforcement is frequently biased against people who are poor, illiterate, and from discriminated caste groups, while legal cases go on for years, if not decades.
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The billionaire drew condemnation for his newly surfaced comments on redlining, in which banks discriminated against people of color seeking to borrow money to afford homes.
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" The ruling found that Pence's order "clearly [discriminated]" against refugees, and noted that the state could provide "no evidence that Syrian terrorists [were] posing as refugees.
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The author of the controversial memo that upended Google in August is suing the company, alleging that white, male conservatives are systematically discriminated against by Google.
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Whether this is because women do not currently have "creativity in their hearts or souls" or because they have been systematically discriminated against is not addressed.
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We need someone who will stand up and speak up and speak out for the people who need help, for people who are being discriminated against.
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In a news conference, Mr. Moscovici said losses from the loopholes amounted to nearly €70 billion a year, discriminated against small business and angered ordinary citizens.
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This principle of non-discrimination is supposed to stop countries from bullying their trading partners by threatening tariff increases, and protect them from being discriminated against.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department and the Denver Sheriff Department on Monday resolved claims that the law enforcement agency had discriminated against immigrants seeking jobs.
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There is a free speech question, of course, and Facebook and Twitter have in the past discriminated against conservatives, and they acknowledge they have a problem.
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Earlier this month, she filed a complaint with the Florida Commission on Human Relations alleging that she was discriminated against because of her gender and religion.
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The most important change Mr Cameron sought was a guarantee that non-euro countries would not be discriminated against by the much bigger euro-zone block.
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People are continuously discriminated against, assaulted, and murdered because of their gender expression, sexuality and whom they love, here in the USA and around the world.
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Yes, the same laws that protect the rights of racial and religious minorities as well as those discriminated against on the basis of their sexual orientation.
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The Richmond, Virginia-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on July 29 invalidated the North Carolina law, ruling that it intentionally discriminated against minority voters.
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Being a Democrat, a Republican, or an Independent is irrelevant when innocent lives are being exploited and discriminated against, as we've seen with the immigration ban.
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It is a conflicting feeling when I realize LGBTQ is my community where I can finally be myself, but yet still get discriminated against at events.
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The thing is, when you have a set of supporters who are discriminated against, traditionally, in football, you organise around discrimination in order to counteract it.
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It's therefore possible that a small group of people from this discriminated-against community, angry with their country, received support to pull off a major attack.
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This is particularly true for immigrant families, who live with constant fears of being separated from family members and of being discriminated against in U.S. society.
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"We fear that Bosniaks and other citizens who think differently from the leaders of Serb nationalist parties will be humiliated, bullied and discriminated against," he said.
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The language says that religious corporations, associations, educational institutions and societies that receive federal contracts and grants cannot be discriminated against on the basis of religion.
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Thousands of people are family members of former -- or even current -- ISIS affiliates who might be discriminated against because of the choices made by their relatives.
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"We are not going to allow persons in this country to be discriminated against or attacked in any way because of their sexual orientation," he added.
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Bosnia's highest court, the Constitutional Court in Sarajevo, had ruled the referendum illegal after finding that the holiday itself discriminated against the region's Bosniaks and Croats.
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"Rules matter, and our government -- not just individuals within the government, but the government itself -- has systematically discriminated against Black people in this country," Warren said.
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In recent months, I've interviewed people across the United States who have been discriminated against or refused service in states that have enacted sweeping religious exemptions.
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It might be invisible to someStudies consistently show that the perception you're being discriminated against on any grounds is linked to poorer mental and physical health.
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She found that the companies that had discriminated were significantly more likely to have gone out of business — which may suggest a price tag for discrimination.
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After the refusal, the Northern Irish Equality Commission took up legal action, warning that the gay man had been discriminated against on grounds of his sexuality.
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Granting job reservations to powerful castes takes away opportunities from genuinely oppressed groups like dalits, who are routinely discriminated against by most caste groups, including Jats.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that some men feel discriminated against when there is a call for more voices to be represented in different fields and industries.
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And we've all got our own little, you know, slang words, and pitfalls, and whatever you want to call it, and ways that we're discriminated against.
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For instance, 17 years ago the the Ninth Circuit ruled that a trans plaintiff's claims about being discriminated against for transitioning were covered under Title VII.
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Canada's human rights tribunal ruled that indigenous kids are discriminated against in January and has since issued two compliance orders against the slow-to-act feds.
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Inside the outbreak Since arriving in Bologna, Ciara Lo said she has been discriminated against at a bank and a police station because she is Chinese.
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Jewish proprietors set up self-contained hospitality fortresses in the 1920s, which later gave Jewish families a place to summer when they were discriminated against elsewhere.
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In addition, generations of racial disparities in wealth accumulation, exacerbated by federally backed lending practices that discriminated against African-Americans, meant that most homeowners were white.
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When Ms. Newbold repeatedly pointed out his actions, she said he discriminated against her over her short stature, which is caused by a form of dwarfism.
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The organization's warning came in the form of a travel advisory that described four recent times when black passengers were said to have been discriminated against.
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Mr. Benioff has spoken out on the gender pay gap and protested an Indiana law that critics said discriminated against people who are gay or transgender.
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In 2015, he joined 11 other officers in filing a class-action lawsuit against the Police Department for policing practices they said discriminated against minority communities.
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"It's important to remember that people of color have historically been discriminated against by being characterized as in some way savage or animal," Ms. Lefevre said.
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"No business should be discriminated against simply because its owners donate to a church, the Salvation Army, or other religious organization," Abbott tweeted at the time.
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Groups that felt discriminated against formed their financial service providers and failed scrimped or thrived in proportion to their ability to fill an underserved market niche.
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She lost her case against Kleiner Perkins, in which she alleged the venture capital firm discriminated against women and then punished her for lodging a complaint.
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That has been a goal of China's industrial planners for decades, as the government has lavished resources on building homegrown automakers and discriminated against foreign players.
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They said that because I didn't complain then, I had missed my chance, and it didn't matter that Goodyear had discriminated against me for 20 years.
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He said that Mr. Fulop acknowledged last fall in a telephone conversation that Mr. Kushner was being discriminated against for his ties to the White House.
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"Our story is about us being turned away and discriminated against by a public business," said Mr. Mullins, 33, an office manager, poet, musician and photographer.
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However, the commission regularly receives complaints from people who believe they were discriminated against by a co-op board, according to Seth Hoy, a commission spokesman.
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The Justice Department is investigating allegations that Harvard racially discriminated against Asian-American applicants in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Four out of every five people killed for religious reasons worldwide are Christians and 200 million Christians worldwide live in areas where they are discriminated against.
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We didn't want to be visible, political, radical, or revolutionary — we simply had to be those things, though only as a result of being discriminated against.
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He also promised that, contrary to most expectations and previous experience, foreign companies would not be discriminated against on license applications, setting standards or government procurement.
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Touting an "America First" economic nationalism, Trump called for a retreat from formal trade agreements and to stand up against markets that discriminated against U.S. firms.
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Maricopa County in Arizona spent years defending its sheriff at the time, Joseph Arpaio, in federal court, where he was found to have discriminated against Latinos.
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There is strong evidence that black Americans are discriminated against in many crucial areas of life — jury decisions, police stops, job interviews, dating sites, presidential elections.
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An Oregon man filed suits Monday claiming Dick's Sporting Goods and Walmart discriminated against the 20-year-old when they refused to sell him a rifle.
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Shriver saw how unfairly people with intellectual disabilities were discriminated against and how many of these children didn't even have a safe place to play together.
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Ms. Dhillon represents several former employees in a lawsuit filed last year against Google that claims the company discriminated against them based on their political beliefs.
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According to the New Yorker, the family, who is African American, felt they were discriminated against (racism, no doubt, runs deep through the American medical system).
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Their children — especially if their children are thought to be, not even known to be, but thought to be H.I.V. positive — will also be discriminated against.
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In 2016 Indiana and Louisiana tried, and failed in court, to ban abortions that supposedly "discriminated" against a fetus based on race, sex, or genetic anomalies.
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Bosnia's Serb Republic held a referendum in September on a national holiday despite a ruling by the Constitutional Court that it discriminated against the region's non-Serbs.
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It did not mean the community was not discriminated against before the election of Donald Trump, but there was now a greater sense of uncertainty and frustration.
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In an earlier time in America, the law made some people the property of other people, the law discriminated against some, the law divided race from race.
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