"This court is no longer faced with a facially discriminatory order coupled with contemporaneous statements suggesting discriminatory intent," Trenga explained.
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"There is no evidence of discriminatory effect nor of discriminatory purpose," the judge said at the time, according to a transcript.
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The decision itself is discriminatory and horrifying, and is also largely in keeping with Trump's pledge to return the country to darker, more discriminatory times.
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The inclusive Communities Project, last year's Supreme Court decision that ruled tenants can challenge housing practices with a discriminatory impact without having to prove discriminatory intent.
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In the same way, the Court suggests that a policymaker may express discriminatory animus on some occasions and make decisions for non-discriminatory reasons on others.
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There are two primary claims in the case: that Texas passed its law with a racially discriminatory intent, and that it also had a racially discriminatory effect.
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Court cases over discriminatory firing were repeatedly thrown out and it took until 21987 for the federal government to mandate non-discriminatory employment practices in public education.
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"The practice of discriminatory ad targeting is particularly nefarious because Facebook users cannot meaningfully control which ads they see; thus, discriminatory practices may go undetected," the senators wrote.
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This not only limits consumers' ability to defend themselves from discriminatory practices, but also eliminates incentive for institutions to investigate whether the algorithms are discriminatory in the first place.
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They must show that existing rules are "unjust, unreasonable, unduly discriminatory or preferential," and they must show that their proposed rules are just, reasonable, and not discriminatory or preferential.
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The paper also advocates duty-free and non-discriminatory treatment of digital products, barring forced technology transfer, non-discriminatory cybersecurity requirements, facilitating internet services and allowing competitive telecom markets.
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"From discriminatory gerrymandering to discriminatory voter ID laws, it has become entirely clear that Texas Republicans are rigging our election system," said Gilberto Hinojosa, chairman of the Texas Democratic Party.
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Disparate impact is a legal tool that has been used for decades to bring bias lawsuits over actions that have a discriminatory effect even with no evidence of discriminatory intent.
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Such a complaint could be easier to prove because it would not be necessary to show that Harvard had a discriminatory purpose, only that its policies had a discriminatory effect.
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"Mo'Nique objected to Netflix's discriminatory pay offer, pointed out how it was discriminatory and asked Netflix to do the right thing by negotiating fair pay with her," the lawsuit states.
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"The district court should then re-evaluate the evidence relevant to discriminatory intent and determine anew whether the legislature acted with a discriminatory intent in enacting SB 14," the court said.
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The constitutionality of the discriminatory measures that emerged during Reconstitution and Jim Crow were repeatedly challenged, and all of the above voting rules were eventually ruled unconstitutional because of their discriminatory effects.
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A federal appeals court in July ordered Texas to fix the law's discriminatory effects against minorities, and told a federal district court to assess whether the law was passed with discriminatory intent.
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While it is illegal under federal law to publish a discriminatory housing ad, the law typically holds only employers and employment agencies, and not passive ad publishers, culpable for discriminatory job ads.
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The decision from the court in Hawaii raises a new question: Is an apparently constitutional government action unconstitutionally discriminatory if someone involved with it said something discriminatory at some point in the past?
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That's critical, because courts are much more likely to rule something as discriminatory if an intent to discriminate is proven, instead of only finding that something had a discriminatory, but perhaps unintentional, result.
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Carlos Gonzalez, 20, described the initiative as "discriminatory against men".
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Ewing alluded to the potential for rides with discriminatory undertones.
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Discriminatory practices are woven into the very DNA of Chicago.
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And legal experts have suggested that the practice is discriminatory.
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Consumers fear their public information being misused in discriminatory ways.
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Other difficulties are caused by discriminatory trade rules and practices.
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A third had a discriminatory experience at the doctor's office.
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LGBT organisations argue that such measures are homophobic and discriminatory.
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Not because they are ineffective but purely for discriminatory reasons.
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Anything else is discriminatory and counterproductive to our national security.
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Today's discriminatory law puts his health and safety at risk.
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Discriminatory hiring procedures are also a curse for young immigrants.
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And we need to bring discriminatory pay practices to light.
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Eventually, federal courts struck down Pence's executive order as discriminatory.
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The company has since removed some hosts for discriminatory behavior.
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Barring a specific workforce from using is discriminatory and dangerous.
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The correlation between debt and race makes this practically discriminatory.
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"We know that venture capitalists can be discriminatory," Adshade said.
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The right to sell was both racially discriminatory and dynastic.
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Ciara Hamilton: The Eighth Amendment is inherently discriminatory to women.
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Discriminatory border searches run counter to these very fundamental principles.
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Some courts have found that the laws are intentionally discriminatory.
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Discriminatory policies The median age across Africa is under 20.
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Immigrants met nativist reactions, suspicion and racism, and discriminatory quotas.
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It can fuel our paranoia or our worst, discriminatory instincts.
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Speech codes are constitutionally problematic; regulating discriminatory conduct is not.
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It has also accused the Trump administration of discriminatory treatment.
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Civil liberties groups lambasted the program as discriminatory against Muslims.
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They use modern technology to impose archaic and discriminatory rules.
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He and the mayor say it will reduce discriminatory policing.
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The humor that VetTV parrots emboldens discriminatory and backwards attitudes.
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Their gatekeepers are very discriminatory on who they let ride.
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It also created legal remedies to fight discriminatory voting practices.
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Kaine says federal appeals court struck down Pence ban on Syrian refugees because it was discriminatory VERDICT: TRUE The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided that Pence's ban on Syrian refugees was discriminatory.
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In previous cases, including cases involving race discrimination, stray remarks that were discriminatory by government officials were not enough to condemn government actions as being discriminatory or as violations of the equal protection clause.
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Facebook did not provide a timeline for when tools to disable discriminatory ads will be available, nor did it say whether advertisers will still be able to create discriminatory ads in the first place.
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This principle, though, is often used to justify a state's right to enact discriminatory laws and practices — including slavery, segregation, bans on same-sex and interracial marriages, and even a discriminatory immigration law in Arizona.
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In that discriminatory environment, gay funeral homes such as his flourished.
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Widely considered a slur, some argue there is no discriminatory intent.
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And the discriminatory selectivity isn't just reserved for major labels either.
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And not being able to do so, lawmakers say, is discriminatory.
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Some are also using genetic information in racist and discriminatory ways.
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An important note about daily existence in society: Don't be discriminatory!
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But gay rights groups and businesses have decried it as discriminatory.
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This is illegal and discriminatory, but largely out of your control.
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Go deeper: NYPD: Actions at Stonewall Riots were "discriminatory and oppressive"
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The fractured opinion was 9-6 on the discriminatory intent finding.
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Muslims are wondering if they'll be subject to new discriminatory scrutiny.
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Domestic and international human rights groups have challenged the discriminatory law.
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We will look into this discriminatory and illegal practice at once.
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The judges' first test was whether redistricters had discriminatory partisan intent.
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Cooper called the measure discriminatory and said it should be repealed.
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CBC says directive 'discriminatory' The move swiftly drew outrage from progressives.
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Indonesia has accused the EU of being "discriminatory" against palm oil.
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We will look into this discriminatory and illegal practice at once!
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Crucially, the new Section 1557 rule supersedes these discriminatory state laws.
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These bills are blatantly discriminatory, and yet they keep popping up.
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So is calling Trump's travel ban against Muslim-majority countries discriminatory.
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We can only wonder what discriminatory language Allen is referring to.
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"Samsung's discriminatory policy has caused discontent from Chinese consumers," it said.
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Barroso responded in a letter, saying the Commission is being discriminatory.
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Immigrant advocacy groups also criticized the written exam requirement as discriminatory.
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But Brattin's argument was unfounded and discriminatory in and of itself.
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Such dealer discretion has resulted in discriminatory lending practices, research shows.
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Accordingly, we are opposed to the implementation of this discriminatory policy.
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The court said the voting changes were enacted with discriminatory intent.
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The court said that was discriminatory and tossed the ban out.
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The lawsuits allege the draft is discriminatory since it excludes women.
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This will only be possible when systemic, discriminatory barriers are dismantled.
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I'm not denied healthcare or given discriminatory looks on the street.
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But it's always a balancing act not to reinforce discriminatory categories.
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I thought that was extremely discriminatory to other sects of Islam.
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This narrative is more than wrong, it's discriminatory and psychologically destructive.
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Fighting to eradicate discriminatory employment practices is absolutely needed, of course.
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This ban is discriminatory, it is illegal, and it is immoral.
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I got lucky, but because of dysfunctional, discriminatory rules, most don't.
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In the 1970s, these discriminatory schools lost their tax-exempt status.
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Instead focus on some of the non-discriminatory practices I outlined.
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Deterring discriminatory behavior, the organization knows, is just a first step.
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He's combating xenophobia, while others do little to eradicate discriminatory policies.
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But others remain concerned that such admissions policies could be discriminatory.
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" It said the law "may raise a concern of discriminatory treatment.
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This cruel and discriminatory action has consequences far beyond the Pentagon.
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Continuing a discriminatory visa issuance system at any level is unacceptable.
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Indian Muslims say the bill is discriminatory, and protests are spreading.
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It says the proposals are discriminatory - Il Sole 24 Ore newspaper.
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Federal courts have repeatedly ruled that the law is racially discriminatory.
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Opponents of the law call it discriminatory to the transgender community.
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In parliament, Mr Shah vigorously denied that his bill was discriminatory.
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"He was convicted of discriminatory application of the law," he added.
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The court however did not rule that Aeroflot's actions were discriminatory.
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She filed suit in federal court, saying the requirements were discriminatory.
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Others are frustrated with the policy, calling it "ridiculous" and discriminatory.
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They designed an algorithm to sort out two types of tweets using race-based discriminatory language, which they called targeted—those that directly espoused discriminatory views—and self-narrative—which simply described or commented on discrimination.
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The plaintiffs argued that the administration had violated the equal protection guarantees of the Fifth Amendment by acting with discriminatory intent against immigrant and minority communities and including a citizenship question that would have a discriminatory effect.
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In order to assert a valid Title VII claim for sex discrimination, a plaintiff must establish that what the employer did was either intentionally discriminatory or that it had a discriminatory effect on the basis of gender.
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Facebook has struggled to effectively address the possibility of discriminatory ad targeting.
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Multinational companies have long complained that the rules in China are discriminatory.
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The provider needs to show that no less discriminatory approach was suitable.
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A gender-neutral executive order could be challenged as discriminatory against women.
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Both investigations found Illini coaches' player treatment was harsh but not discriminatory.
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"In the 21st Century [the rules] are so discriminatory," Didusenko told BBC.
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Nevertheless, discriminatory dress codes remain commonplace in some sectors of the economy.
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The groups argued that the targeting options violated laws barring discriminatory advertising.
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For example, 61 lawsuits challenging discriminatory election practices were filed after 2013.
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Health minister Dolors Montserrat told reporters that she "rejected" the discriminatory practice.
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Opponents, including many Democrats, say the laws are discriminatory, particularly against minorities.
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And it ignores the discriminatory policies that forced people into certain geographies.
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Celebrities and political pundits responded swiftly and condemned Trump's discriminatory new policy.
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In the end, the judge ruled that Harvard's actions were not discriminatory.
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Sellers worry such demands would deter interest and be seen as discriminatory.
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Some member states have suggested that this would be illegal and discriminatory.
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A ProPublica investigation in 2016 first uncovered the controversial discriminatory ads practice.
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I'd say dress codes are definitely more discriminatory to girls than guys.
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His critics have said the measures are discriminatory, unhelpful and legally dubious.
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It voids local government laws that protect LGBT people against discriminatory measures.
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Critics say his reasoning is flawed and assail the ban as discriminatory.
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When asked if they thought this action was discriminatory, they said 'no'.
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And if that language is discriminatory, the trickle-down effect is seismic.
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And that's a throwback to a more discriminatory age of American history.
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The death penalty in the United States is also arbitrary and discriminatory.
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We need to fight these discriminatory practices one city at a time.
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The lawyers are seeking to establish that the name Indians is discriminatory.
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The Supreme Court ruled in 1976 that the company's policy wasn't discriminatory.
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"It's usually not discriminatory and not political," Cilenti said of the requests.
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But Muslim rights groups have said these sorts of laws are discriminatory.
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In general, unjust discriminatory selection of entrants for women is totally unacceptable.
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Liliana, 42, Miami: I think it's just completely unfair and it's discriminatory.
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"It's a lot different than saying that they weren't discriminatory," Schulz said.
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The union at the plant also disagreed that any practices were discriminatory.
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Some insurers still design plans that are discriminatory and limit patient access.
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KGS also said it had dismissed all managers involved in discriminatory hiring.
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Texas's voter ID law, for instance, has now been declared unlawfully discriminatory.
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But is this discriminatory or putting too much risk on the young?
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If this was happening in the private sector, it would be discriminatory.
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It has softened a policy for punishing banks suspected of discriminatory lending.
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Recent studies have shown a pattern of discriminatory behavior in America's classrooms.
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If majority agree, minority should follow them, except if it is discriminatory.
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She called the I.A.A.F.'s proposed rule to restrict hormone levels discriminatory.
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Our organizations have repeatedly received credible allegations of similar discriminatory behavior elsewhere.
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Pro-immigration groups immediately denounced the regulation as discriminatory and medically dangerous.
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Don't support businesses with discriminatory policies or politicians who voice intolerance. 7.
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But Mr. Bucco said there was no discriminatory intent in the measure.
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Toxic hate speech and discriminatory language dominate many of these online forums.
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Lam has said such a move would be "inappropriate", "impractical" and "discriminatory".
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Thanks to the 21st Century Cures Act, this discriminatory practice was eliminated.
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They're calling Trump's plan insufficient and discriminatory, reports The Hill's Ben Kamisar.
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Be certain that there is no "discriminatory animus" here, Ms. Arnoff says.
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But states quickly learned to draft neutrally-worded laws for discriminatory application.
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"That was just a tangible symptom of their awful and discriminatory behaviour."
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Conservatives have also ignored findings of discriminatory intent behind putatively neutral laws.
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This allows Google to apply them in a discriminatory or inconsistent manner.
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Multiple lawsuits have been filed claiming the law is discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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Twitter told CNN Business it doesn't allow discriminatory advertising on its platform.
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The lower court said that for a map to be considered an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander there has to be discriminatory intent, a large and durable discriminatory effect and a lack of a legitimate justification for the partisan effect.
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Matt Krause, who authored the House bill and was a cosponsor of the Senate version, argued Monday that there's "no discriminatory intent in (the bill) at all" and that there are no discriminatory impacts from other religious liberties bills.
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Since the 2013 Supreme Court decision, civil rights groups and the federal government have had to file suit against potentially discriminatory voter laws after the fact, and the burden of proof is now upon them to demonstrate discriminatory impact.
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He argued in a 1981 memo that the provision should block only those voting laws that were found to be intentionally discriminatory, which is much more difficult to establish than showing that a voting law has a discriminatory outcome.
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"There's a limit to how far the discriminatory behavior can go," he added.
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And for those who oppose the president's discriminatory agenda, that's actually somewhat terrifying.
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What is pervasive in China, however, are openly sexist and discriminatory job postings.
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According to locals, nightlife establishments sometimes use discriminatory practices to "curate" their clientele.
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Any discriminatory policies don't apply to just Muslims; it affects all minority groups.
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Ultimately, this means rural subscribers are uniquely vulnerable to discriminatory behavior by ISPs.
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After massive backlash online, YouTube later said it would begin prohibiting discriminatory videos.
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Some said the policy was discriminatory, and could put first-time buyers off.
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The TRAI eventually banned discriminatory pricing, which made Free Basics illegal in India.
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This type of content, while discriminatory, was not previously covered by the policy.
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The ombudsman found that the meme was discriminatory against both men and women.
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In addition, civil rights groups are watching a Missouri measure seen as discriminatory.
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I had another discriminatory incident when I gave birth to my second child.
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The court ruled 9-6 that the Texas law had a discriminatory effect.
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But the government is not seizing its opportunity to undo racially discriminatory policies.
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During his campaign, Trump was often criticized for his sexist and discriminatory views.
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Employers rarely admit, even to themselves, that their choices and actions are discriminatory.
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However, the law was put under national scrutiny because it was considered discriminatory.
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Less tolerant and discriminatory treatment based on race could also be a factor.
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There is some evidence that restrictions on early voting can have discriminatory effects.
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States will likely be able to pass discriminatory vote-suppression legislation with impunity.
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Santi's gender identity places her at a still greater risk of discriminatory violence.
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"That discriminatory state policy violated the Constitution's guarantee of religious equality," Kavanaugh wrote.
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Treatment of Palestinian refugees as second-class citizens in Beirut is absolutely discriminatory.
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California law prohibits insurers from charging rates that are excessive or unfairly discriminatory.
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Legal word-smithing cannot obscure the discriminatory intent and impact of the order.
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Findings reveal that U.S. welfare policies have, from their very inception, been discriminatory.
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He also made comments on gay marriage that some critics described as discriminatory.
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He withheld federal funds from predominantly white communities that perpetuated discriminatory housing practices.
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How did you go about combatting discriminatory practices prior to joining the SCLC?
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Kennedy also discussed how the discriminatory remarks by the one commissioner went unchallenged.
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" At the press conference, Nadler called Trump's order "discriminatory … and frankly quite disgusting.
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Dubious assumptions about what audiences want have upheld all kinds of discriminatory practices.
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" "Netanyahu's discriminatory decision to ban members of Congress from Israel harms int'l diplomacy.
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So in the Congress right now, we're not gonna fund discriminatory census practices.
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This plainly discriminatory practice has allowed instances of exploitation of workers with disabilities.
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"If we have discriminatory barriers, then all these reforms will be less effective."
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Mr. Widodo should act as soon as possible to reverse these discriminatory decrees.
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Democrats largely believe the law is discriminatory while some Republicans strongly support it.
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The court could hold that Trump's statements about religion make this ban discriminatory.
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A U.S. appeals court judge earlier this month ruled the Texas law discriminatory.
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Sometimes the way people express their sexual preferences can become discriminatory — even racist.
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"This goes far beyond an unfair or discriminatory labor practice," she tells Broadly.
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Four separate court reviews all concluded that the Texas law is illegally discriminatory.
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He's faced claims from Trump and others about "discriminatory" behavior toward conservative users.
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Women have confronted military dictators and fought on the streets against discriminatory laws.
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Federal prosecutors will investigate and sue universities over discriminatory admissions policies, he said.
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Tensions are high, and, more and more, Venezuelans fall prey to discriminatory attacks.
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First, algorithms can be trained on biased data sets, leading to discriminatory results.
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If it found that the ordinance was discriminatory, the agency would block it.
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It was racially discriminatory, with leadership giving and covering up outright racist orders.
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In fact, their discriminatory messages are now echoed by some politicians and commentators.
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She left there after filing a lawsuit charging discriminatory treatment and salary inequity.
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The women were protesting a discriminatory new citizenship law passed by the BJP.
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"A sales ban on energy drinks is therefore arbitrary, discriminatory and not effective."
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Critics say it is discriminatory and contravenes the spirit of India's secular constitution.
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"It wasn't anything personal or even discriminatory as far as nationality," Swanson said.
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We will take immediate legal steps to block these unfair and discriminatory rules.
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Discriminatory terms were to be banned to avoid placing them in historical context.
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The Obama administration had rejected that type of accommodation as unacceptable and discriminatory.
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The policies that kept prisons full were discriminatory, criminal justice reform experts said.
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Mr. Modi, in his speech, dismissed the notion that the law was discriminatory.
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That policy is being challenged in state and federal courts as unlawfully discriminatory.
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FRENCH ECONOMY MINISTER LE MAIRE REITERATES THAT FRENCH DIGITAL TAX IS NOT DISCRIMINATORY
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These symptoms, she said, have been exacerbated by discriminatory comments on social media.
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As students watch, they can keep track of discriminatory actions or statements. 2.
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Already, advertisers are being prevented from placing discriminatory adverts on city-owned hoardings.
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The paper must include historical references such as Nazism, lynchings and discriminatory laws.
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The same court found that replacement maps the state drew also were discriminatory.
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We are disappointed in your decision to sign this discriminatory legislation into law.
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For years, homeschool advocates have denounced what they called a "discriminatory" tax code.
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That would make all of these discriminatory actions in these states go away.
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They see it as a less discriminatory law that is far from perfect.
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Employers are meant to be inclusive and non-discriminatory, but are they really?
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Of course, FIFA still has plenty of discriminatory concerns in its own fiefdom.
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The lawsuit asks the court to stop Facebook from allowing discriminatory housing ads.
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GM's stand is clear: We have zero tolerance for racist or discriminatory behavior.
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There is little doubt at this point that voter ID laws are discriminatory.
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Lindsey Graham, have broken ranks, decrying a discriminatory and potentially harmful migration policy.
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Ramos said the law had met criteria set by the U.S. Supreme Court to show intent that included its discriminatory impact, a pattern not explainable on other than racial grounds, Texas' history of discriminatory practices and the law's unusually swift passage.
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"What we have seen of the most recent French proposals, we view them as highly discriminatory against U.S. businesses ... Various parts of our government are studying whether that discriminatory impact would give us rights under trade agreements, WTO, treaties," he added.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest said later Tuesday that he hasn't seen Trump's proposal, but he noted "it does sound consistent with the kinds of discriminatory policies and discriminatory rhetoric" that are a "hallmark" of the billionaire's stump speeches.
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The truth is that none of [the kits] are practically good, selective, and discriminatory.
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This ban -- so broad and discriminatory in scope -- weakens us both morally and militarily.
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"I think it's pretty discriminatory," Thomas said on Thursday, according to the Associated Press.
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Inspectors build the cases that could eventually lead to criminal charges against discriminatory landlords.
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So I think we should be very careful in saying this wasn&apost discriminatory.
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Since when have House Republicans been so concerned about intolerant statements and discriminatory ideas?
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Removing some targeting optionsWe're committed to protecting people from discriminatory advertising on our platforms.
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"No to gender inequality, No to discriminatory laws" the women chanted in a video.
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Opinion: Celibacy 'compromise' for gay blood donors is discriminatory So who can donate blood?
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But for supporters of same-sex marriage, separate legislation for gays would be discriminatory.
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With machine learning, they can't be sure what discriminatory features the system might learn.
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Immigration groups also criticized the regulations on the grounds that they would be discriminatory.
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Asian Americans, Jewish Americans, and lesbians have discovered discriminatory comments left on receipts too.
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But those same capabilities can allow for problematic and discriminatory targeting if used unchecked.
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The company has also recently come under attack for involvement in other discriminatory practices.
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They also made clear how HB2 differs from other discriminatory laws in their release.
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We are disappointed in your decision to sign this discriminatory legislation into law. The
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The Fair Housing Act prohibits discriminatory housing ads alongside those for employment and credit.
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Tyler says they are more likely to face discriminatory hiring practices as a result.
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Academic studies have found that this database, like stop-and-search, is racially discriminatory.
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The state's case against Mr Flowers was "motivated in substantial part by discriminatory intent".
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Although some might accuse See Jane Go of being discriminatory, that's not its intent.
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Challengers of the ban have held those statements up as evidence of discriminatory intent.
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He has to because of an archaic and discriminatory Texas policy passed in 2016.
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" The president swiftly promised to "look into this discriminatory and illegal practice at once.
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This can be discriminatory toward the unbanked and underbanked, who typically pay with cash.
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" The statement continues: "We will not and do not tolerate discriminatory behavior at Chili's.
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The CFPB has taken action against Honda, Toyota, and Ally for discriminatory auto lending.
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They were charging at the time that there was abuse and racially discriminatory treatment.
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A reasonable person would see Trump's statements as evidence of discriminatory intent, Katyal said.
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Twenty people are now being prosecuted for making threats and discriminatory remarks against her.
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While the church isn't outright discriminatory, they haven't publicly said they accept LGBT people.
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The Justice Department sued the state this month, arguing that the law is discriminatory.
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Banks' high fees and discriminatory practices send the message that certain groups aren't welcome.
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Discriminatory policy Although China's constitution enshrines gender equality, discrimination remains widespread, according to analysts.
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The power of a hectoring, bullying, discriminatory state is a threat to human happiness.
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With the Doe injunction still in place, we will continue fighting this discriminatory ban.
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They contend the STCA is discriminatory and violates Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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To put it simply, ICER's methodology for determining drug value is unscientific and discriminatory.
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But voter rights aren't always denied by heavy-handed tactics or blatantly discriminatory laws.
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" The Chicago report found "systematic deficiencies" in policing, in addition to "racially discriminatory conduct.
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Few could imagine nearly a century later we would witness similar discriminatory policies again.
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Flowers argues that prosecutors also relied on racially discriminatory practices during his sixth trial.
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Second, we should directly tackle the grim realities that give rise to discriminatory impulses.
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As such, the proposed policy is regressive in two ways and discriminatory by gender.
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Mortgage applicants of color have benefitted from its use in preventing discriminatory lending criteria.
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The mayor's ban has drawn protests from French Muslims who say it is discriminatory.
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In this case, his racially discriminatory beliefs are based primarily in his psychiatric illness.
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"We completely reject the allegation that these advertisements are discriminatory," said Goldman of Facebook.
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Using these terms would help significantly in making these discriminatory practices seem less innocuous.
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The actions and the laws were discriminatory and oppressive, and for that I apologize.
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Ethnic Madhesis living in the southern plains reject the new charter, calling it discriminatory.
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These actions are often discriminatory and are nearly always disruptive to the voting process.
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Given how vaguely the role is defined, it can be subject to discriminatory practices.
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Racism isn't discussed either because it's so homogenous but it's a really discriminatory country.
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Those discriminatory barriers ensure that only white people have an unencumbered shot at it.
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There are family members who were incredibly rude and discriminatory to us as children.
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Through Reconstruction, local judges and sheriffs administered gun permits in a racially discriminatory way.
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Yet many administrators and school boards maintain their rules aren't meant to be discriminatory.
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We could have prevented these results and put an end to these discriminatory prosecutions.
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But they slammed the Istanbul governor's ban on a march as unlawful and discriminatory.
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This data is used to ensure that discriminatory or other abusive practices aren't happening.
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Asthma is a rampant, discriminatory disease, hitting children and communities of color the hardest.
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Women's groups then showed it was discriminatory to cover Viagra but not prescription contraception.
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"That discriminatory state policy violated the Constitution's guarantee of religious equality," Justice Kavanaugh wrote.
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A number of service members immediately filed suit, arguing the new policies were discriminatory.
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These implicit associations often lead to explicitly discriminatory behaviors in our workplaces and communities.
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But what happens when white people intervene to try to stop such discriminatory behavior?
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While Facebook temporarily blocked "affinity marketing," it's unclear if it allows other discriminatory targeting.
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" It added that "hate speech and discriminatory advertising have no place on our platform.
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The Human Rights Council will not be effective until it eliminates this discriminatory policy.
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"Equality can never be trumped by discriminatory religious, traditional or customary beliefs," Kirkland said.
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I will continue to monitor the situation and work to end any discriminatory practices.
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Several countries including long-standing American allies criticized the measures as discriminatory and divisive.
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The state later targeted free blacks with discriminatory laws after the abolition of slavery.
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If any state should be monitored for its racially discriminatory voting practices, it's Texas.
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Federal civil rights officials issued guidance showing districts how to avoid such discriminatory policies.
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At the same time, the algorithms that fuel automated decision-making can be discriminatory.
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The Chinese government's discriminatory treatment of the country's Muslim Uighur population is well documented.
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In a statement, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey denounced the anticipated order as discriminatory.
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A universal database would be a more effective and less discriminatory tool, they argued.
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Under Section 2, plaintiffs can still challenge discriminatory voting laws after they take effect.
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Israel says the boycott calls are discriminatory and anti-Semitic, which boycott activists deny.
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Mr. Galioto is a vocal critic of the policy, which he thinks is discriminatory.
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This behavior, however "benevolent" in the perspective of the employer, is still intentionally discriminatory.
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The president's policy announcement today is gratuitously discriminatory and will damage our national security.
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The DOJ would then review the change and determine whether it was potentially discriminatory.
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"Failure to tackle the pay gap isn't just discriminatory, it's shockingly shortsighted," said Rep.
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"The measures have a disproportionately discriminatory effect," Justice Martin Spencer said in his judgment.
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They also argue that the bans are instituted as a discriminatory act against Muslims.
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Nonetheless, we should not lose sight of the discriminatory nature of Missouri's overturned policy.
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That discriminatory aspect becomes all the more clear when you look at its history.
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Income level has already been established as a highly discriminatory factor in college attendance.
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Canadian and security admissibility screening processes are universal in their application and non-discriminatory.
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And the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recently recognized that unequal leave policies can be discriminatory.
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What potential downsides would come with abandoning the values of labor and discriminatory resource attribution?
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The messages are peppered with aggressive threats and discriminatory language that mostly targets President Obama.
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"The revised policy is still discriminatory," the group said in a statement at the time.
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"The Trump administration may believe it has made its discriminatory ban more palatable," she said.
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Partisan allegiance has blinkered and muzzled many who would ordinarily condemn this manifestly discriminatory policy.
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If they say something discriminatory, you ask, 'Well, has anyone ever treated you like that?
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Faced with discriminatory barriers, including tax penalties, women are often squeezed out of Japan's workforce.
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There just must be a rational relationship between the discriminatory act and the intended goal.
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The Fourth US Court of Appeals struck down the law because of its discriminatory intent.
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"The executive order is harmful, discriminatory, and unconstitutional," Healey said at a press conference Tuesday.
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The head of the immigration department "failed to justify the discriminatory treatment," the ruling stated.
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It's a business trend that's catching on like fire—one that's criticized for being discriminatory.
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The Justice Department report on Ferguson also describes a culture of racism and discriminatory practices.
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"Does she think she lives in a discriminatory town?" he asked, rhetorically, of Hillary Clinton.
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The Wisconsin case hinged on a new way to measure the discriminatory effect of gerrymandering.
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The debate about whether you can do discriminatory advertising in those categories is settled law.
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Xenophobic immigration policies, including discriminatory travel bans threaten local families with roots across the globe.
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"We actually discourage them from seeking care, which is just irresponsible, inhumane, and highly discriminatory."
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Both laws were later struck down by courts as discriminatory, but the process took years.
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Lees-Galloway has said the restrictions were discriminatory and that the government would reconsider them.
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But until her ridiculous and discriminatory blacklisting by the NFL is lifted, we'll never know.
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But the fight is not over: we won't rest until this discriminatory law is defeated.
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Major politicians can single out particular religious groups for discriminatory treatment in the United States.
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South Korea abolished its family register in 2005 after its supreme court found it discriminatory.
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And do it fairly, and across the board, and not treat people in discriminatory ways.
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Some of us are LGBTQ individuals or couples navigating complex and sometimes discriminatory adoption laws.
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The first is that the gaps prove how sexist and discriminatory the workplace still is.
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We don&apost want your bigoted and discriminatory business opening anywhere north of the border.
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"Discriminatory motives are rarely spoken aloud and even more rarely caught on tape," he said.
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CAIR-MN is seeking compensation for the "discriminatory treatment," which would be donated to charity.
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Santander is also coming under scrutiny for what critics say is discriminatory treatment of customers.
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They reported an average of 1.5 discriminatory experiences at healthcare facilities over the previous decade.
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Critics of Trump's executive order say that it amounts to a discriminatory ban on Muslims.
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To begin with, it is crucial to afford the Rohingya citizenship and repeal discriminatory legislation.
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If they do, they risk being labeled just as discriminatory as the models they hire.
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So you will have content like hate speech and discriminatory posts slip through the system.
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But to single a group out and target them with statements like this is discriminatory.
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The report, which outlines the conclusions of the federal investigators, will find discriminatory policing practices.
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Marshall had previously introduced a version of the discriminatory "bathroom bill," which targeted trans Virginians.
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The program has faced years of significant opposition for being racially discriminatory and constitutionally unsound.
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President Trump is right when he says China's unfair and discriminatory trade practices must end.
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It also vindicates Texas Republicans' strategy to shield a discriminatory electoral map from judicial correction.
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We cannot allow this level of political power to be determined by discriminatory voting laws.
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To maximize participation in our political process, Ohio – and America – must end such discriminatory processes.
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"Don Cherry made remarks which were hurtful, discriminatory, which were flat-out wrong," MacLean said.
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And, in 2010, she led Congress to repeal the discriminatory "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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Chuck Smith, CEO of LGBTQ advocacy group Equality Texas, said the dress code was discriminatory.
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"Such an order is clearly discriminatory," they said in a statement Wednesday, according to Reuters.
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Psychological science demonstrates the harms of discriminatory public policies and the benefits of supportive ones.
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We wear different badges from full-time employees, which reinforces this arbitrary and discriminatory separation.
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"Discriminatory laws, although abolished, continue to have implications for people to this day," she added.
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"It's not my meeting," Johnson said when asked of the discriminatory policy a the door.
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But the fight is not over: We won't rest until this discriminatory law is defeated.
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This is the reason why, in the villages, people continue to indulge in discriminatory practices.
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Protests against allegedly discriminatory state laws in the past have had only a limited effect.
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It's evident that discriminatory voting rules continue to pose an existential threat to our democracy.
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Suppressive tactics, some old, some new, ensued—among them, voter-roll purges; discriminatory voter-I.
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Section 2 of the act bans racially discriminatory voting practices once they go into effect.
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And it's in the same cradle of the old Confederacy where discriminatory bills are rising.
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Ageism is a big issue that doesn't get a lot of attention among discriminatory practices.
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"They definitely made discriminatory statements to our testers when they called the places," Pfitsch said.
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We wear different badges from full-time employees, which reinforces this arbitrary and discriminatory separation.
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The association feels it wouldn't be doing its duty by supporting states with discriminatory laws.
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Voting rights advocates have been filing lawsuits to stop the worst forms of discriminatory legislation.
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However, Bob Jones was engaging in conduct that the court found to be racially discriminatory.
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Brothels are legal in certain places in Nevada, but the legislature still allows discriminatory regulations.
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Economists tend to group explanations of discriminatory behavior into two buckets: taste-based and statistical.
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It also found the ban to be discriminatory and not to serve the public interest.
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And for Part 3, on the Supreme Court and racially discriminatory voting laws, go here.
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Critics argue the companies should do more to crack down on discriminatory and offensive content.
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It doesn't prevent judges from considering whether a visa policy is discriminatory on any grounds.
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The expansion "has both a discriminatory purpose and effect," a Pacific Legal news release reads.
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"We completely reject the allegation that these advertisements are discriminatory," said Mr. Goldman of Facebook.
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Facebook last year reached a similar settlement with Washington state to end discriminatory ad targeting.
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The United Nations has said that the American policy is discriminatory and violates international law.
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If they do, it could be considered discriminatory or an obstruction of their legal rights.
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It's hard to prove discriminatory intent, but the plaintiffs in the census case are trying.
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Attendees spoke of discriminatory employment practices, denial of public services, predatory industries, and police brutality.
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They ate strange food, spoke a strange language, and became the victims of discriminatory laws.
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The public is concerned about potential practitioner biases, discriminatory behaviors, and people "gaming" the system.
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Gabbard has been a vocal supporter of Modi, despite his inherently discriminatory policies and views.
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" The letter stressed that reform should be comprehensive, and "must include strong anti-discriminatory provisions.
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Such a rule could be discriminatory if it is not applied evenly to all residents.
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The actions by state and federal officials also have a discriminatory effect, the suit claims.
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B. 5's methodology remains discriminatory because it imposes burdens disproportionately on blacks and Latinos.
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She also thought she could pitch Samantha Bee's show a segment on Facebook's discriminatory algorithms.
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Delta disagrees with the federal department's characterization of both of the incidents as "discriminatory" actions.
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The federal government has no right to impose its illegal and discriminatory requirements on states.
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During my time at DOJ, I fought Texas and South Carolina's discriminatory voter ID laws.
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Western governments and businesses have long complained about discriminatory Chinese policies and market access restrictions.
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But such discriminatory policing is only made easier by AI-assisted surveillance technology, Cahn added.
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I felt furious at the industry, at the institutions that were inherently flawed and discriminatory.
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According to the map, most of the discriminatory zones are concentrated in Poland's south-east.
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Immigration advocates slammed the rule as discriminatory against low-income communities and people of color.
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The Supreme Court struck down the law Thursday, ruling it retrograde and discriminatory toward women.
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China says this is discriminatory and, in any case, will breach WTO rules from Dec.
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When it comes to voting, Democrats see free ID cards as oppressive and racially discriminatory.
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Federal courts have blocked many of the worst new laws, finding them discriminatory or unconstitutional.
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And it will remain so long after this president and his discriminatory policies are gone.
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It is not discriminatory; it applies to all unvaccinated minors, regardless of religion or ethnicity.
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" The representative added that Farah still "fundamentally disagrees with this incredibly divisive and discriminatory policy.
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The Justice Department, contending that whites were disenfranchising blacks with discriminatory voting laws, filed suit.
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Finally, stigma and its associated discriminatory policies and laws create barriers between people and services.
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In other words, museums effectively reiterate and reproduce social class dispositions through a discriminatory categorization.
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Soros said they "exploit the data they control" and use "discriminatory pricing" to do this.
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It's dangerous because Australia fully renounced its discriminatory White Australia immigration policy only in 1973.
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That ends up being a significant disadvantage (and possibly discriminatory treatment) to these island territories.
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"We will take immediate legal steps to block these unfair and discriminatory rules," she said.
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Both policies brand members of minority groups as second-class citizens, and both are discriminatory.
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Let's stand with our ally in its fight against the B.D.S. movement's discriminatory economic warfare.
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Since when have the House Republicans been so concerned about intolerant statements and discriminatory ideas?
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Indians protesting against a discriminatory citizenship law are using the Constitution as a rallying cry.
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Then and now, the victims of discriminatory overtaxation and predatory tax buying are disproportionately black.
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It also allows the federal government or other actors to challenge discriminatory laws in court.
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The prohibition on certain drugs was driven in part by racism and socially discriminatory policies.
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It is hence quite possible that the program developed a model that is indeed discriminatory.
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The TRAI's newly-instated "Prohibition of Discriminatory Tariffs for Data Services Regulations" states that providers cannot "offer or charge discriminatory tariffs for data services on the basis of content being accessed by a consumer" — that is to say, they can't offer content for free.
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The test offered by the North Carolina League of Women Voters would require the existence of a deliberate discriminatory intent, a discriminatory effect and no other legitimate justification for packing voters into a district or splitting them up so they no longer have a majority.
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Now, in the absence of a strong pre-emptive tool like Section 5, the only meaningful remedy to a discriminatory voting change is litigation, an expensive and time-consuming process that often comes too late to help voters who were harmed by new discriminatory laws.
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While the District Court decision had found that the law had a racially discriminatory purpose as well as a discriminatory effect, the July 20 opinion by Judge Catharina Haynes rested on effect alone, sending the "purpose" part of the lower court's decision back for reconsideration.
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The DOJ launched an investigation and concluded in 2014 that the Louisiana bar violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) through practices including making "discriminatory inquiries" about mental health, subjecting applicants to additional investigations because of their mental health conditions and making discriminatory admissions recommendations.
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In reaching that outcome, the conservative majority explained that when a new lawmaking body re-enacts an old provision that suffered from bias, any discriminatory "taint" from the prior enactment is eliminated unless the plaintiffs can show discriminatory intent behind the new enactment, too.
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"Our company did not have any intention to convey discriminatory or racist messages," the statement read.
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The government is broadly considered a less discriminatory employer than many private sector companies — which Rep.
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Most recently, California banned state-funded travel to North Carolina in response to the discriminatory law.
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" US Circuit Judge Diana Motz wrote in that the laws were "enacted with racially discriminatory intent.
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Those who endorse such existing and discriminatory stereotypes will be eager to read it as such.
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Trump's ban has received widespread criticism from world leaders as being divisive, illegal, insulting and discriminatory.
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The law faced staunch opposition from gay rights groups and others who slammed it as discriminatory.
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Companies with key patents are expected to offer these on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.
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Hateful words translate into discriminatory policy—and Secretary Carson has demonstrated that time and again. pic.twitter.
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When we speak of freedom today, we MUST reckon with systemic racism, exclusion, and discriminatory policies.
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But WTO rules do oblige state-run firms to trade on commercial and non-discriminatory terms.
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This score then fine-tunes your access to essential social goods based on a discriminatory algorithm.
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On the other hand, they are equating people with red hair to orangutans and it's discriminatory.
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But people will not go back to their homes until the government removes these discriminatory laws.
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Zero-rating schemes and discriminatory pricing are just another tool to favor some applications over others.
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Institutions must ensure that AI systems do not reflect unfair bias or make impermissible discriminatory decisions.
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Would it be discriminatory to not kill him when they've chosen the Nazis as their targets?
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Reciprocal trade measures could also be used to correct discriminatory treatments of American goods and services.
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Foreign companies also face discriminatory Chinese national security policies and uneven environmental enforcement, the chamber added.
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It will bring wider access in a country that previously was accused of "discriminatory" trade practices.
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In the wake of the incident, students have protested what they called a discriminatory campus culture.
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"Our members will take direct action to such discriminatory lending practices by these banks," Pratt added.
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The report cited discriminatory lending practices and federal policies as key drivers of the wealth gap.
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When passed, HB2 also led to a wave of business boycotts due to its discriminatory nature.
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The current crackdown demonstrates how Article 92-6 can lead to abusive, discriminatory targeting of soldiers.
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This resulted in anti-discriminatory legislation that helped create the framework for the civil rights movement.
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It's not clear to me what rights entrepreneurs would have if they're concerned about discriminatory practices.
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Earlier this year, Lambda Legal successfully sued the state of Idaho for this same discriminatory practice.
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The memo, titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber," wasn't just discriminatory—it was rooted in scientific inaccuracies.
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Andreas Harsono, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, said the regulation was unconstitutional for being discriminatory.
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Immediate action is needed to halt the EU's discriminatory, retroactive assessments against U.S. companies and taxpayers.
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Jones' son, who is openly gay, glances at Pence like the discriminatory trash that he is.
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The ban has been slammed as being discriminatory and homophobic — including by Canada's governing Liberal Party.
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China has told WTO members that they will have to drop the "discriminatory" methods come December.
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The NCAA announced in April that it won't allow cities with discriminatory laws to host tournaments.
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That's how structural bias works: it produces discriminatory outcomes without anyone actually having to acknowledge discrimination.
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The House will continue to fight this discriminatory action, which has no place in our country.
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We need governments around the world to speak openly and honestly against both these discriminatory efforts.
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Arab travelers in the Middle East and North Africa said the order was humiliating and discriminatory.
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Others, including Ms. Smith, the principal of Central Park East II, see discriminatory forces at work.
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Croatia fans had chanted discriminatory slogans during exhibitions against Israel and Hungary in March, FIFA said.
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His proposal has drawn widespread condemnation from critics at home and abroad who call it discriminatory.
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At times, she wrote, the majority selectively quotes evidence that exonerates Texas lawmakers of discriminatory intent.
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Some faith-based groups commended the proposed rule, but other organizations criticized it, calling it discriminatory.
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Silicon Valley firms have since been accused of discriminatory behavior, turning the focus on tech worldwide.
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Judge Furman concluded that the groups had raised sufficient allegations of the Trump administration's discriminatory intent.
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"We are disappointed in your decision to sign this discriminatory legislation into law," the letter reads.
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Israel strongly objects to international boycotts, including boycotts of the settlements, which it views as discriminatory.
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A federal appeals court struck down the law in July, ruling that it was intentionally discriminatory.
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But the discriminatory law enforcement that results in that disparity is not the fault of landlords.
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The judges had pointed to evidence that it was being imposed in a racially discriminatory manner.
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The testing is discriminatory, the lawsuit alleges, because other soldiers do not have to undergo it.
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It is also prohibited by statute, because discriminatory pricing falls under the SEC's anticompetitive pricing mandate.
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Rather than use only women as plaintiffs to challenge discriminatory government practices, she often chose men.
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Commercial banks are prohibited from discriminatory practices when approving loans for private firms, the regulator said.
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I didn't highlight blatantly discriminatory hiring and I didn't call bullshit on overtly gender-biased investing.
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Federal agencies are considering steps they might be required to take because of the discriminatory law.
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I believe that Ms. Jackson's alleged remarks were clearly bigoted, discriminatory story, inappropriate, and even ridiculous.
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Three female software engineers filed a lawsuit against the company, saying Uber's compensation practices were discriminatory.
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He worries that trend has brought discriminatory and hateful speech targeting Jewish people to the mainstream.
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We operate a non-discriminatory policy and we place a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion.
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They will deploy FARE-trained discrimination monitors at matches to report discriminatory actions for possible sanctions.
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Addressing one instance of discriminatory behavior is an important start, but it won't fix underlying issues.
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More than 30 VCs and CEOs sent an open letter to Congress, slamming "discriminatory" travel laws.
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We are now suing PeaceHealth for their discriminatory policies that target and single out transgender individuals.
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"This is a discriminatory law, it's not a cultural issue," she told VICE Sports last week.
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The businessman's suggestion has sparked criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, who say it is discriminatory.
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Discriminatory impact, according to Airbnb, is how it sees this situation between Girma and the host.
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Stabile finds the whole thing to be incredibly patronizing and discriminatory towards people in the industry.
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Bryant previously said he did not consider the bill discriminatory, according to WLOX television in Mississippi.
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" The group said this discriminatory trend made those who were targeted feel like "second-class citizens.
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We shouldn't be discriminatory towards them, but we don't have any special obligation towards them either.
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Did discrimination by landlords in rich neighborhoods, or discriminatory zoning laws banning apartments, keep them out?
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Post-war, but particularly in the 1960s, discriminatory redlining policies and restrictive housing covenants were invalidated.
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Here is what Trump's order on "extreme vetting" - denounced by civil rights groups as discriminatory - includes.
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Many in Silicon Valley see Trump's policies as discriminatory against immigrants, women and the trans community.
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Mr. Korematsu fought the discriminatory federal order, bringing his case to the Supreme Court in 1944.
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This month it supported the merits of a suit that says Facebook abets discriminatory housing practices.
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Kenneth Chiu, president of the New York City Asian-American Democratic Club, called the plan discriminatory.
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Both judges deemed the ban to be discriminatory against Muslims and similar to the previous ones.
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That's when certain discriminatory laws against Asians, like the Chinese Exclusion Act, began to be repealed.
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Lead author Antonia Kirkland said there were still "hundreds, if not thousands" of discriminatory laws worldwide.
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The organizations are challenging the continuation of the travel ban and argue that it is discriminatory.
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It received significant pushback from Muslim organizations around the country, however, that say it is discriminatory.
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Many Indians say the law is discriminatory and against the spirit of the country's secular constitution.
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Preventative measures include banning certain sensitive or discriminatory terms, which we update on a continuous basis.
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U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY MNUCHIN SAYS ANY TAX DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY ON DIGITAL COMPANIES IS A DISCRIMINATORY TAX
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It's time for American CEOs to sever any ties with Qatar and denounce these discriminatory remarks.
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By law, common carriers are required to provide non-discriminatory "transport" services to the general public.
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During the housing bubble before the crisis, discriminatory lending was not a focus of regulatory efforts.
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New York State regulators said they would investigate the potentially discriminatory algorithm used by Apple Card.
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"People are desperate to help refugees as a way to counter these discriminatory policies," she said.
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Democrats, a minority in Congress, quickly signaled fierce opposition to what they called a discriminatory ban.
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" In Chicago, federal investigators found "widespread constitutional violations, combined with unaddressed abusive and racially discriminatory conduct.
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In December, Harvard was sued by fraternities, sororities and students saying the new policy is discriminatory.
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Transgender plaintiffs contend that bathrooms are already protected by existing statutes and HB2 is needlessly discriminatory.
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In these cases, that would include the use of or profit from privately owned, discriminatory language.
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The appeals court — the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans — found that Judge Ramos had relied too heavily on Texas' history of discriminatory voting measures and other evidence it labeled "infirm" and asked her to reweigh the question of discriminatory intent.
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North Carolina and Mississippi recently adopted laws seen as discriminatory to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender interests.
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The American Civil Liberties Union called for a government investigation into potentially discriminatory hiring practices last May.
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Congress ratified an important nuclear arms control treaty and repealed the discriminatory "don't ask, don't tell" rule.
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I think we have to be more discriminatory in how we use our tier one special forces.
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Forced arbitration renders discriminatory laws "meaningless and unenforceable in court," the National Association of Consumer Advocates argues.
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FIFA is employing three specialist observers at each World Cup match to report discriminatory behavior by spectators.
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Challengers have made that part of their lawsuit, claiming the question was drawn up to be discriminatory.
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Many of Trump's supporters approved of the initial ban but critics said it was unjustified and discriminatory.
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Google found memes he posted on Google's internal meme generator, Memegen, to be discriminatory against white men.
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Google also found a comment he made regarding Republicans' inability to follow community guidelines to be discriminatory.
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And if not, what could the government do to wash away the "taint" of original discriminatory intent?
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Redlining is the discriminatory practice of denying financial or other services for low-income and minority communities.
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Photo: GettyFacebook has a controversial history when it comes to abetting discriminatory ad practices on its platform.
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Problem with that is … first of all, I think that would be discriminatory in a certain way.
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While narratives try to say otherwise, America also has a long, violent, and discriminatory history with Jews.
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Driving aside, male guardianship has been and continues to be a pervasive discriminatory practice in Saudi Arabia.
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Like white women in Hollywood, actors of color are not immune to the industry's discriminatory wage practices.
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Human Rights Watch said the restriction was discriminatory and violates the fundamental right to peaceful public assembly.
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"Courts nationwide have concluded that unnecessary and burdensome restrictions on voters are discriminatory and unconstitutional, " he added.
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In March of this year, Facebook settled with the ACLU and others pertaining to discriminatory job ads.
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Pat McCrory's discriminatory HB2 law, the NBA will move the All-Star game out of North Carolina.
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In February 2017 it decided that Texas's strict voter-ID law was not enacted with discriminatory intent.
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In Japan, activists said the poll results highlighted the need to reform discriminatory procedures for changing gender.
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My response to discriminatory practices based on gender and size is not just no, but hell no.
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" Spokesman Greg Vehr&aposs statement said the school "takes seriously all concerns for discriminatory or harassing comment.
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The companies argue that Trump's order is discriminatory and will have a negative impact on American businesses.
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XHamster also plans to replace the black screen soon with a petition to repeal the discriminatory law.
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The ACLU has begun to worry that artificial intelligence is discriminatory based on race, gender and age.
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While love has been eliminated from the Only State as inherently discriminatory and unjust, sex has not.
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It's already illegal for these algorithms to have discriminatory outcomes, even if they're not deliberately designed in.
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" The International Tennis Federation said they "don't tolerate discriminatory and offensive language and behavior of any kind.
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Amazon told Bloomberg it had no discriminatory intent, and there is every reason to believe that claim.
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" — Mary McAlister, lead attorney Attorney Mary McAlister called the proposed policy "discriminatory, unconstitutional and without legal authority.
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Critics have called the practice racist and discriminatory, and Trump's pardon decision was a highly controversial one.
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The warning cites several discriminatory incidents in Missouri, included as examples of "looming danger" in the state.
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A few months ago, Airbnb came under fire for perpetuating discriminatory, often racist, biases against minority users.
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Local leaders should also review their ordinances and policies to make sure they are inclusive, not discriminatory.
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The regulator said banks will now be prohibited from discriminatory practices when approving loans for private firms.
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We have seen progressive laws passed under the Obama administration that boldly name such discriminatory treatment illegal.
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Hiring more women and abolishing discriminatory laws would significantly boost the world economy, according to Christine Lagarde.
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The complaint comes shortly after a Department of Justice probe slammed Baltimore police for discriminatory policing practices.
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I joined a sorority where I was the only black American member and faced uncomfortable discriminatory behavior.
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"Saudi Arabia's discriminatory male guardianship system remains intact despite government pledges to abolish it," the report reads.
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The plaintiffs counter that lawmakers are effectively laundering the 2011 map's discriminatory effects through the interim version.
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He's frozen Department of Justice efforts to oversee police departments accused of overly aggressive or discriminatory practices.
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They contended that contending their denials of service are discriminatory and violate the federal health care law.
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To do nothing, or, worse, to shield these operators from oversight, would be wrong, unfair and discriminatory.
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It has also said it would not engage in discriminatory interconnection deals or zero-rate favored programing.
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"We thought it was discriminatory and a violation of our human rights," Chávez Alor told NBC News.
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For Airbnb, the situation is more severe — the company's entire business has been accused of being discriminatory.
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ISIS is currently engaging in virtually all of these forms of discriminatory violence against the Yazidi people.
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Their research emerges as the tech industry increasingly contends with the issue of AI's potentially discriminatory effects.
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The fact is that neutral sounding policies can have a discriminatory effect that unnecessarily harm certain communities.
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Discriminatory pay practices not only hamper their economic prospects—they also endanger their long-term economic security.
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It was a recognition that the law was discriminatory against American companies and would have been ineffective.
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It targets us with abusive, discriminatory policing and has left the devastating consequences of criminalization for generations.
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For a time, efforts to tear down the racially discriminatory housing barriers went unheeded, if not ignored.
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The appeals court ordered the law weakened to end its discriminatory impact on black and Hispanic voters.
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China's practices deny national treatment and create discriminatory burdens for companies who wish to enter their market.
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The judge said the order was discriminatory on religious grounds, though he didn't rule on its constitutionality.
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USCIS also declined to respond to other questions about CARRP, including the allegations that it is discriminatory.
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USMCA's digital trade chapter prohibits countries from applying discriminatory measures to digital products that are distributed electronically.
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His alternative nostalgic utopian narrative of "America the Great" ignores historical truths of bigoted and discriminatory policies.
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This is simply one more attempt by a reckless Trump administration to push through a discriminatory policy.
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Over 70 countries, including many in the Commonwealth, that still have such discriminatory laws should also repeal.
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Grindr has also launched a Kindr campaign highlighting users' stories about the distress caused by discriminatory comments.
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The company is becoming just one more example of discriminatory policies leading to decreased access, Travaglini said.
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"It's patently discriminatory," said Heather Busby, executive director of the reproductive rights organization NARAL Pro-Choice Texas.
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Beijing imposes discriminatory investment rules that favor local companies and often force foreign firms to transfer technology.
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Today, the best way to actively discriminate is to make the discriminatory discourse ostensibly positive and altruistic.
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But Solidarity said the scheme was discriminatory and that it would file a complaint to U.S. regulators.
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Gupta said Americans must unite against discriminatory actions and rhetoric targeting Muslims and other minority groups nationwide.
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Here the court ruled unanimously that harassment resulting in a hostile work environment was discriminatory and unlawful.
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If I do tell them, how do I phrase it so that I'm not perceived as discriminatory?
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Opponents say it is an attempt to sneak a discriminatory policy past court challenges on constitutional grounds.
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We can tackle discriminatory housing practices and have more cafes, grocery stores, boutiques, salons, gyms and amenities.
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From 1965 to 2013, that law blocked hundreds of discriminatory laws and practices from going into effect.
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Melanie Levesque, saw the death penalty as "archaic, costly, discriminatory, and final," according to the Boston Globe.
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It wasn't for lack of empathy, or for the lack of similar discriminatory experiences in other institutions.
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In August, it urged African-Americans to avoid the state of Missouri, citing discriminatory laws and practices.
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It has become more common to witness politicians share their dark, most discriminatory, comments to gain support.
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In addition to being invasive and ineffective, worker wellness programs are often discriminatory, particularly toward disabled people.
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Still, that hasn't stopped the much older ruling class from helping maintain discriminatory policies in other countries.
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"This section is discriminatory towards women, lower castes, tribals and is the source of terrorism," he claimed.
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The Italian Bishops' Conference denounced the ad as discriminatory, but a local court said it was legal.
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President Trump's executive order on immigration is not merely illegal and unconstitutional, but also heartless and discriminatory.
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" The city's chief executive has previously said a complete border shutdown with mainland China would be "discriminatory.
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But if the politics and governance this unleashes remains predatory, discriminatory and capricious, the gains are ephemeral.
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It dug its heels in the ground, refused to negotiate fairly and stood behind its discriminatory offer.
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However, the NSEERS Special Registration Program was not discontinued due to the discriminatory nature of the program.
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A broad array of clergy members has strongly denounced Mr. Trump's order as discriminatory, misguided and inhumane.
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"It is misconstrued and misunderstood, and I think that it's patently unfair and really discriminatory," Texas Rep.
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"These waivers are inherently discriminatory and should be phased out in a responsible way," the letter reads.
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West Ham issued a statement on Monday saying they do not condone any discriminatory behaviour by supporters.
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Civil liberties advocates oppose the measure that passed by a vote of 21-10, calling it discriminatory.
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While the website removes any hateful or discriminatory merchandise, the most popular are "Free Melania" T-shirts.
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He claimed the end of redlining, a racially discriminatory housing practice, had helped cause the financial crisis.
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The courts generally find that freedom of petition covers reports made with an ulterior or discriminatory motive.
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They have compelled lenders to continually examine their policies and develop new practices to lessen discriminatory outcomes.
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Frankly, I consider the talk of cost-effectiveness to be not only discriminatory but also pure ableism.
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The department published a scathing report outlining widespread abuses, including excessive force, unlawful stops and discriminatory practices.
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The discriminatory motions are shepherded by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party led by Jarosław Kaczyński.
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"Vague laws lend themselves to arbitrary enforcement, which can be used in a discriminatory way," Knapp said.
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Despite these blatant discriminatory policies, the U.S. government has given Qatar nearly unfettered access to our markets.
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It will also update its policies to more explicitly require advertisers to not engage in discriminatory advertising.
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Overall, the commission saw a 480 percent increase in claims of discriminatory harassment between 2015 and 2016.
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But in her ruling Wednesday, Ramos said that the revamped measure preserved the original bill's discriminatory features.
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Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department had claimed that the original voter ID law was discriminatory.
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Stories of crippling tariffs, outdated laws, and discriminatory anti-competitive practices are told across sectors and industries.
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These include past discriminatory housing policies that continue to fuel an enormous racial divide in homeownership rates.
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"Price's comments about people living with HIV are horrific, discriminatory, and astonishingly ill-informed," John's statement read.
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They made assumptions about women's roles and expectations that are now widely viewed as wrong and discriminatory.
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And it allows employers to voluntarily check their current workforce if done in a non-discriminatory manner.
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But back in 1996, as a senator, he voted for the viciously discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act.
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For decades, Section 5 had acted as a crucial prophylactic, stopping discriminatory voting laws before any election.
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Sanders, Warren and a slew of fair housing advocates condemned Bloomberg's support for a racially discriminatory practice.
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Actions that are discriminatory towards others can be expressed in ways that are not nearly as hostile.
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Republicans deny that the voting laws are discriminatory and say they are intended to reduce fraudulent votes.
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Mori also defended Japan&aposs justice system against Ghosn&aposs charges that it was "rigged" and discriminatory.
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In February, the DOJ retracted its long-standing position that Texas' voter ID law was intentionally discriminatory.
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The country is increasingly re-examining the human cost of harsh and discriminatory systems that feed mass imprisonment.
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Qualcomm agreed to two separate policies that said it would offer select patents on a non-discriminatory basis.
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And as the examples of harassment and discrimination in Silicon Valley show, discriminatory business models are often destructive.
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The company "did not have any intention to convey discriminatory or racist messages," they said in a statement.
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" The DOJ investigation also "identified serious concerns about the prevalence of racially discriminatory conduct by some CPD officers.
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Women students reported physical intimidation and threats of violence from college authorities for questioning discriminatory rules, she said.
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That's obviously discriminatory against women that don't have the means to travel to another state for that purpose.
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This discriminatory and arbitrary profiling also had wide-ranging and devastating effects on communities of immigrants already here.
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The legislation abolishes discriminatory laws under which Pakistan&aposs tribal regions have been governed since British colonial rule.
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"We believe that Chinese companies' normal operating activities should not be treated in a discriminatory way," he added.
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The ACLU challenged this practice a decade ago to ensure that arbitrary and discriminatory passport denials would stop.
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The videos, "violated our Terms of Service prohibitions on discriminatory and hateful content," the spokesperson told Business Insider.
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In response, Far East told CNBC that its leasing decisions were based on commercial considerations, not discriminatory practices.
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Trump faced strong global backlash after the immigration ban, which is seen by several as discriminatory towards Muslims.
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Whether or not the school district acted in a discriminatory manner is up for a jury to decide.
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My paramount feeling in 1979-1980, when targeted for discriminatory abuse by US officials, was fear and anger.
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They included funding for Planned Parenthood, affordable access to health care, discriminatory legislation, misogyny, racism and gun violence.
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" It added it "respectfully disagrees with the agencies' methodologies to determine whether industry lending practices have been discriminatory.
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This isn't the first time seemingly "objective" technologies have turned out to be discriminatory against people of color.
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Facebook is planning to remove more than 5,000 ad targeting options in an effort to prevent discriminatory advertising.
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That war also fueled violence, as draconian laws and discriminatory enforcement led to record levels of mass incarceration.
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The law has faced staunch opposition from gay rights groups and others who have slammed it as discriminatory.
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American Public Media found as part of the podcast investigation that Evans's office has long exhibited discriminatory practices.
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Less known is the way these digital systems are often being built, as in Kenya, atop discriminatory regimes.
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Indeed is rolling out two new features that will help women and other minority groups spot discriminatory employers.
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Khasi women are the latest to join a growing movement in the country challenging discriminatory legislation and practices.
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Slack needs to take immediate action to ensure its policies are not overly broad and discriminatory in effect.
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Such a channel must be open to the "public on a first-come, first-served, non-discriminatory basis".
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Kasich remained the final ray of hope among Republican candidates who pushed discriminatory policies against minorities, particularly Muslims.
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Ilhan Omar, of Minnesota, stood behind her — slamming the ban on transgender women competitors as "unscientific" and "discriminatory."
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There is no reason for Mr. Daugaard to sign a discriminatory bill that reached his desk this week.
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But Lam has rejected calls to seal the entire border, saying it would be inappropriate, impractical and discriminatory.
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But Lam has rejected calls to seal the entire border, saying it would be inappropriate, impractical and discriminatory.
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Tinder also agreed it would stop the discriminatory price tiers for its subscription services, but only in California.
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But the Fifth Circuit sent the question of discriminatory purpose back to the district court for another look.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has sued Oracle for discriminatory employment practices, the government body announced on Wednesday.
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CCTV however accused Samsung in being discriminatory to its Chinese customers in the way it handled the recall.
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The legacy of a discriminatory response to desegregation continues a half-century on, with limited benefit to children.
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With Friday's Bundestag motion, Germany has effectively backed Israel's position that international boycotts are discriminatory and anti-Semitic.
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Two, they should fit to international norms and, three, they should be discriminatory just attacking our digital companies.
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A federal investigation of the sheriff's office later found that it engaged in discriminatory policing and jail practices.
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This ideology of conservatism arguably did more harm through inaction and deregulation than through explicitly discriminatory federal policies.
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And legal opportunity is the bare minimum, as laws do not solve discriminatory societal pressures or cultural biases.
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In recent years, hundreds of discriminatory or anti-LGBTQ bills have been defeated, mostly in GOP-controlled states.
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The law had triggered a backlash from companies, entertainers and sports leagues that considered it to be discriminatory.
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Even with widespread opposition to discriminatory legislation, Tuesday's unfortunate plot twist in American politics may cement this disparity.
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"I think Trump's animus towards Muslims continues to be strong evidence of discriminatory intent of policy," she said.
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David Cicilline (D-RI) said, and asked whether Google would commit to ending any discriminatory practices against competitors.
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However, Angwin and Parris noted that there are federal laws around housing and employment that prohibit discriminatory advertising.
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In addition to being discriminatory, the court found that the order would delay and disrupt pending visa applications.
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Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch filed suit against the law during the Obama administration, arguing it was discriminatory.
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Congressional Black Caucus chairman Cedric Richmond called Sessions' newest directive "discriminatory" and said the policy previously "destroyed" families.
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While much of the rhetoric surrounding welfare reform in 1996 promised transformative change, discriminatory state practices remain entrenched.
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He's pledged to prioritize Christian refugees, drawing condemnation from Christian leaders who rightly see the idea as discriminatory.
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That summer, volunteers black and white organized to help 2628,28500 residents prepare for a notoriously discriminatory registration process.
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But the high court ruled Tuesday that the Domestic Partnership Act was discriminatory and violated constitutionally protected freedoms.
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Hawaii leverages the court's prestige and legitimacy to allow a president's openly discriminatory acts to stay in force.
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Advocacy groups and Palestinian officials charge that a discriminatory system allows Israelis to have more water than Palestinians.
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She's suing Netflix for unspecified damages, and for an injunction forcing the company to change its discriminatory policies.
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Activity on these websites can certainly include revealing information with the potential for privacy violations and discriminatory advertising.
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Over and over again, I have also seen our health care system fail women because of discriminatory policies.
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A Washington gun lobby group wants to stop "gun-hating banks" from "discriminatory lending practices" toward gun manufacturers.
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We abhor discriminatory action of any type and believe that beer should bring people together and not divide.
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The measure has been criticized as widely discriminatory, with implications beyond its stated focus on same-sex marriage.
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In her 49-page decision, Torres said the plaintiffs provided "significant proof of discriminatory disparate treatment" at Goldman.
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"There is no evidence of a discriminatory intent or effect on the part of the legislature," he said.
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Advocacy groups have long warned that such protections intend to provide cover for groups with discriminatory hiring practices.
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It also prompted some to question if laws like Ohio's could be challenged down the road as discriminatory.
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The affidavit says Nucera talked of using police dogs in a "racially discriminatory" way to intimidate African-Americans.
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But even today, activists and civil rights groups are continuing to fight voting laws they argue are discriminatory.
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Consumer advocates say the move will eliminate the government's ability to identify patterns of discriminatory or predatory lending.
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Insurance coverage for the treatment of these disorders has long been discriminatory compared with coverage for physical diseases.
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It was merely jettisoning a formula that unfairly targeted states with a history of racially discriminatory voting practices.
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Regardless of the reason, a vigorous defense won't make this order any less discriminatory or any more constitutional.
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In the first half of last season alone, the incidents of discriminatory abuse rose 60 percent to 282.
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Historically, segregation has been the result of income inequality, sky-high rents, and discriminatory policies such as redlining.
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And Mexico and the United States agreed that all grading standards for ag products will be non-discriminatory.
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Southern Democrats didn't have to use discriminatory language in the legislation for it to have its desired impact.
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The Obama administration's decision to formally end the program drew praise from critics who said it was discriminatory.
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In the early 20th century, U.S. immigration laws were highly discriminatory and favored white immigrants from Western Europe.
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But the ban remained, amid years of activism from those who saw the lifetime blood ban as discriminatory.
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"The state of Texas cannot afford discriminatory acts," Democratic Senator Borris Miles said during debate on the bill.
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But a year later its ad review systems were found to be failing to block potentially discriminatory ads.
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These harsh and discriminatory laws are making pregnancy more dangerous and trampling on human rights in the process.
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The Obama administration has recently put schools on notice that discriminatory disciplinary policies violate federal civil rights law.
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The practice described by FIFA as "insulting and discriminatory chants" has been particularly noticeable in games involving Mexico.
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The Atlantic's Max Fisher said this discrepancy could have been be due to discriminatory laws and forced marriages.
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Decades of discriminatory immigration policies, discrimination in housing and education and violence against Asian people, including mass atrocities.
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It added that the existing law's limitation of binary gender options only to male or female was discriminatory.
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So after attaining independence, democratic governments in Latvia and Estonia passed a raft of discriminatory measures against Russians.
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This president's discriminatory and dangerous ban on transgender people serving in the military was entirely impulsive and erratic.
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This process will help to both regularly monitor cultural issues and prevent discriminatory conduct from affecting workplace decisions.
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All in all, the consensus is pretty clear: The ban is a costly, unnecessary, militarily unsound, discriminatory move.
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Republican lawmakers were crucially involved in blocking discriminatory measures proposed in Texas, Tennessee and Georgia, the group said.
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When it comes to finding stem cells for bone marrow transplants, the search has to be equally discriminatory.
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"The actions and the laws were discriminatory and oppressive, and for that, I apologize," Commissioner James O'Neill said.
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In 1973, a federal judge in Manhattan found that entry-level exams used by the department were discriminatory.
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For instance, before the ACA was made law, "the health market place was a discriminatory place," George explains.
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The cruel and discriminatory logic of the marketplace should not mean that rural Americans go without needed care.
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It is another iteration of Trump's discriminatory Muslim travel ban, which I will end immediately upon entering office.
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The Rome Call also emphasizes that artificial intelligence should not be discriminatory, echoing board concerns about algorithmic bias.
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Moreover, a constitutional amendment would give people more tools when they challenge discriminatory laws or practices in court.
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This discriminatory provision poses great danger to LGBT people and women, and must be removed from the bill.
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While other societies have had race-based discriminatory systems, none held on to them as long as mine.
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For example, it appears to backtrack on the repeated U.S. assurance that it will not adopt discriminatory rules.
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She and her friends in the women's-rights community had made discriminatory law the focus of their protest.
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Immigrants, their spouses and children, from countries such as India, have been disproportionately impacted by these discriminatory rules.
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There's another flaw in the bill, however, one that exposes it to serious legal challenge: It's racially discriminatory.
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It forces people to think about their racist, sexist, xenophobic, homophobic, transphobic, un-inclusive, and/or discriminatory comments.
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They said allegations that the decisions were based on religion would be discriminatory and likely violate the constitution.
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Lawmakers, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have already voiced their opposition to the ban and called it discriminatory.
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Mr. Muscat had said it would be "discriminatory" to have separate laws for mixed and same-sex couples.
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"Chinese people do not welcome media that publish racially discriminatory and malicious slander on China," the spokesman said.
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If he weren't running for Pres, no apology A court found the policy was racially discriminatory in 2013.
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And many voters might harbor traditional and even discriminatory notions of leadership that disadvantage nonwhite and female candidates.
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The Republican lawmakers who passed the voter ID bill in 2011 also drew the discriminatory Congressional-district maps.
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The most successful, however, was a 1967 vote to remove discriminatory references to Indigenous Australians from the Constitution.
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The financial and auto industries questioned the method prosecutors and regulators used to determine whether loans were discriminatory.
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"There is no discriminatory treatment that could be interpreted as a violation of powers separation principle," it stated.
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Pinpointing discriminatory behavior by a particular group of people — in this case, hiring managers — is often very hard.
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In 2016 two districts in North Carolina were struck down because judges said the map was racially discriminatory.
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Both of those discriminatory rules have changed today, though girls still are not hugely accepted in those sports.
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Its ad-targeting capabilities were also allowing companies to find potential customers using racially discriminatory and derogatory terms.
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Opponents of the law said the new bills had nothing to do with the question of discriminatory intent.
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"It's just as discriminatory if you never say this, and even more exploitive if you do," Een said.
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" David Letterman-style, Richmond blasted out a "top-ten list" of administration policies he deems "racist and discriminatory.
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They organized and sometimes succeeded in putting new racial barriers in place, new discriminatory policies in our institutions.
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Walker's comments were seen as discriminatory against Catholics because priests are unable to have families, the newspaper noted.
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"It might look like it is discriminatory or particular or specific or targeted, but I disagree," he said.
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Even more troubling, Treasury nominee Mnuchin's former bank has been credibly tied to discriminatory lending and foreclosure practices.
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"We view it as discriminatory and we view it as a piece of political vandalism," Mr. Ignatieff said.
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But for marginalized people suffering under deeply unequal and discriminatory systems of power, that mission seems dangerously naive.
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This new proposal is discriminatory and WILL prevent patients from seeking care even for non-sex-related issues.
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Should the administration choose to move forward to implement a discriminatory policy, we will see them in court.
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Some black campaign workers described microaggressions — subtle interactions that, while not overtly discriminatory, still played on racial prejudice.
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They also need to be protected from discriminatory pricing so that they can afford the medications they need.
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And many voters might harbor traditional and even discriminatory notions of leadership that disadvantage nonwhite and female candidates.
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They band together to rob banks, to better their lives and to exact revenge on a discriminatory society.
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Perhaps even more important, the existence of the VRA itself served as a check against lawmakers' discriminatory inclinations.
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In May 2012, the US Department of Justice sued MCSO over its discriminatory law enforcement actions against Latinos.
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But the move has ignited intense backlash from gay rights activist groups, who have called the act discriminatory.
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What followed was the disproportionate impact of mass incarceration, discriminatory housing policies, and a lack of economic investment.
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Using my voice I stand in solidarity with all my LGBT friends to repeal this extremely discriminatory bill.
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Our position has been clear on this matter, which is that this legislation is discriminatory, troubling and embarrassing.
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A few weeks later, a federal judge ruled that Texas' controversial voter ID law was also intentionally discriminatory.
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The litigation over Texas's voter ID law, SB 14, has resulted in courts repeatedly finding that the law was enacted with discriminatory purpose and/or discriminatory effects, but questions about the standards used to examine the legal questions and changes to the law have kept the issue in the courts.
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A three-member panel of federal judges in Wisconsin struck down the state's map in November 260 using a tripartite test: To be found unconstitutional, a suspect map must be crafted with discriminatory intent, must have a discriminatory impact once implemented, and must have no other valid justifications for its arrangements.
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The court sent the case back to Ramos to determine if lawmakers intentionally wrote the legislation to be discriminatory.
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How can the court be so sure about the underlying discriminatory motivation if it's not stated in the order?
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Denmark was fined for a sexist banner, and some women at the tournament have been targeted by discriminatory behavior.
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That we can&apost, that certain groups, certain protected groups can&apost be discriminatory and that&aposs just bogus.
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This is contradicted by medicine, science, and a robust body of case law, and these discriminatory actions won't stand.
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This new law replaced the old, discriminatory quota system with a process that favored skilled workers and family reunification.
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North Carolina is losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year due to a 2016 law panned as discriminatory.
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The groups allege this violates both the Fair Housing Act and Facebook's own internal policies on discriminatory housing ads.
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Rather than rallying potential European (and other) allies, however, it alienated them by imposing discriminatory steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But add race to the equation — as Facebook was caught doing last fall — and advertising can quickly turn discriminatory.
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The city also agreed that police must ensure that stop, search and arrest practices are not discriminatory under law.
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Myth No. 5: Hinduism supports a discriminatory caste system Reality: Caste discrimination is rooted not in religion but culture.
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For one, YouTube is getting much stricter about discriminatory content and making an effort to be transparent about it.
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If companies have vague or discriminatory policies and no one challenges them, they will keep doing the same thing.
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Because the inquiries are discriminatory, they said, they are not protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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Mr Hsu argues that that would be discriminatory, in that it would single out gay people for different treatment.
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Confirming this discriminatory intent is what happened last year when the Georgia legislature considered a different religious liberties bill.
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South Korean airlines and tourism operators have also experienced discriminatory tactics from China, hitting the country's duty free market.
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"It's a discriminatory position and we hope it doesn't have success," said Jesus Gonzalez, 38, a human rights activist.
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He said what these creators have experienced amounts to "discriminatory application of their guidelines" and a breach of contract.
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Rarely do the prosecution's notes come to light as they did in his case, making clear the discriminatory intent.
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"South Carolina standards for 5th grade require lessons on Reconstruction and discriminatory groups including the KKK," the statement continued.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the court said the law flouted people's freedom of expression and was discriminatory against gay people.
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"That federal process often caught and blocked discriminatory voting laws and policies like what we're seeing today," she added.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the court said the law flouted people's freedom of expression and was discriminatory against gay people .
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Their highly discriminatory impact is rather to force wealthier women to travel and poorer women to access illegal services.
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On a section on 'minimizing bias', the report also notes the GDPR includes safeguards against discriminatory, data-driven 'profiling'.
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The practice was in fact found to be unconstitutional, specifically on the grounds that it was racist and discriminatory.
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In a time where Islamophobia is widespread, dismantling the discriminatory discourse about Muslim women is intrinsic to women's rights.
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Hopefully it will set precedence for the other states that have yet to get rid of this discriminatory tax.
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Uber successfully sued the city, calling the written portion overly burdensome, and the idea was ultimately seen as discriminatory.
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Our hiring and pay decisions are non-discriminatory and made based on legitimate business factors including experience and merit.
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If she was not hired for discriminatory reasons, she never gets the authority to work in the United States.
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After hard-fought litigation, the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals issued a recent ruling finding the law discriminatory.
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Wayne said the judgment was based on the asset being acquired and was not discriminatory of any particular investor.
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Facebook is facing a lawsuit from civil rights groups that claim the company's ad practices enable discriminatory housing practices.
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It also prompted the Justice Department to open an investigation into allegations of discriminatory policing practices and unlawful arrests.
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Due to the zoning restrictions and a history of discriminatory lending practices, homeowners in the city are largely white.
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Executives of several major U.S. corporations urged Mississippi officials last week to repeal the law, condemning it as discriminatory.
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Whatever measures the NFL is taking to reprimand teams that ask discriminatory questions are clearly not stacking up enough.
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The circumstances of the dismissal relate to an incident where Dellor used abusive and discriminatory racial language while streaming.
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Critics were swift to dismiss McCrory's actions as half-measures that do nothing to repeal HB2's discriminatory provisions.
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In the Annenberg survey, participants were not told that certain hypothetical situations in the study could have discriminatory results.
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Perez relied on Roberts' language in Shelby County (2018) to let states get away with even more discriminatory actions.
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The most misleading discriminatory standard includes expanding the circumstances under which borrowers can file a claim against their university.
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As part of the sporting world, we openly condemn any and all expressions of hate speech and discriminatory attitudes.
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Muslim security workers employed through SIS are now starting to speak out, citing unfair religious discriminatory practices at work.
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We will not tolerate any incendiary actions that are discriminatory in nature and/or designed to disrupt the event.
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In May 2012, the US Department of Justice sued Arpaio's Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for its allegedly discriminatory practices.
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Solidarity, which has been waging a challenge against racial quotas in the workplace, has said the scheme was discriminatory.
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It alleged the officer was "racially and sexistly slurred" by Weber and that she held "discriminatory views," WRTV reported.
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The complaints quietly add that these standards are also discriminatory against whites, who currently make up 52.8% of admittances.
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Still, Warren's detailed answer on reparations and the history of discriminatory housing in America shows she's taking it seriously.
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We have spent the last 50 years fighting for equality for everyone and these laws are discriminatory which XHamster.
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They're also invasive and intrinsically discriminatory because they allow employers to penalize employees for the lifestyle decisions they make.
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Hollywood movies about people from the past who triumphed over discriminatory structures have become big business in recent years.
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The US has a long history of discriminatory housing policies, which has entrenched communities of color in poor neighborhoods.
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Though the review didn't churn up any evidence of discriminatory policing, the county has been plagued by accusations before.
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Notice that "sex" is mentioned in both passages as an illicit basis of discriminatory treatment, but "gender" is not.
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And we are going to protect those who will be at the receiving end of that discriminatory racist rhetoric.
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"This is not the first time that we have seen discriminatory responses to historic moments of progress," she said.
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The church paid $110,000 in cash, she said, because racially discriminatory redlining by banks made obtaining a loan impossible.
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And it made clear that lenders who offer loans though dealerships are responsible for any unlawful and discriminatory pricing.
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That requirement "is facially discriminatory against transgender employees" because it treats them differently from other employees, Ms. Gupta wrote.
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Innocent or insidious, these tweaks are not as luridly discriminatory as the blatant, often bloody shenanigans of the past.
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Businesses can pretty much chose who they refuse to serve except if they're doing it on some discriminatory basis.
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According to the suit, she claims Netflix has a severe lack of diversity, which contributes to their discriminatory practices.
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She wants Waffle House to serve up some money -- as in damages -- and to stop the alleged discriminatory treatment.
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Performance, in particular, is a legitimate driver of pay, though it too can be applied in a discriminatory way.
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The information is used for a variety of purposes, including helping regulators monitor and identify potentially discriminatory lending patterns.
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These include non-discriminatory treatment, strong subsidy rules, rules to prevent harm and a requirement that commercial considerations apply.
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Corporations want to attract and retain the most talented workers, and that's more difficult in states with discriminatory laws.
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Allowing a moral objection also opens the door for all kinds of discriminatory intentions couched in language of morality.
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Ferguson called the policy "arbitrary and capricious" and "irrationally discriminatory" because it targets individuals near the southern U.S. border.
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Residents feel they are often unfairly singled out by the authorities who many see as discriminatory and heavy handed.
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Elan-Cane argues the current system, which allows applicants to tick only a male or female option, is discriminatory.
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"We are very sorry that our name has been aligned with this discriminatory and unfortunate response," read the tweet.
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And it made clear that lenders who offer loans through dealerships are responsible for any unlawful and discriminatory pricing.
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Unlike other anti-discrimination laws, the ADA does not simply prohibit discriminatory actions based on a legally-protected characteristic.
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To truly root out discriminatory behavior, many experts say, it must become easier for victims to gain redress legally.
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But the situations with Sanders and even Nielsen are not even in the same universe as these discriminatory examples.
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Lawyers for the three men applauded the Army's decision but said the case-by-case accommodations are still discriminatory.
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The discriminatory targeting of organizations offering condoms and HIV education has been particularly problematic for the prevention of HIV.
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Proponents of the measure have blasted the president's decision, which was announced in July 2017, as discriminatory and unnecessary.
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"Clearly pro-tax forces are worried that the voters are skeptical of their demands for regressive and discriminatory taxes."
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Will the Justice Department be willing to investigate and bring cases against his businesses for, say, racially discriminatory actions?
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Historically, lynchings and racially discriminatory laws such as poll taxes, literacy tests, grandfather laws prevented African-Americans from voting.
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In a 38-page order, he barred the federal government from taking enforcement action against discriminatory policies or practices.
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This discriminatory amendment has been around since 1976 with the explicit goal of denying poor people access to abortion.
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The court also found that Huppenthal posted discriminatory comments on a blog a few months after the bill passed.
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On Monday, an MPAA official called the pending legislation "discriminatory," but expressed confidence that Deal would not sign it.
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The campaign consists of 30-second videos in which popular stars ask fans not to engage in discriminatory behavior.
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Some people in my group would abstain from drinking because it was discriminatory, like white privilege at its finest.
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Just among Methodists, there are more than 150 out queer clergy members, and that's considering we're a discriminatory denomination!
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Democrats and LGBT activists condemned a blatantly discriminatory law, and supporters of HB2 complained about sports meddling in politics.
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Pence, once Governor of Indiana, has a deep history of promoting traditional family values and discriminatory anti-LGBTQ policies.
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It's encouraged them, in part by withdrawing legal challenges to discriminatory laws which were filed during the Obama Administration.
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These programs are essential in counteracting discriminatory public policies that have historically limited access to care for certain communities.
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If we are to truly care for those who are profoundly impaired we must end the discriminatory I.M.D. Exclusion.
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It's 1954 and to Bernard the City of Angels looks like a great opportunity, despite its discriminatory housing practices.
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But fighting discriminatory policies has not resulted in any real change, as the crushed One Million Signatures campaign proved.
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They both worry that the government's choices about who to target for surveillance and enforcement are unfair — even discriminatory.
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After a complaint was filed with the state accusing the school's dress code of being discriminatory, Mystic Valley relented.
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Several hate crimes and acts of discriminatory behavior against Asian Americans were documented across the US in recent weeks.
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I believe there's nothing discriminatory in singling out the Jewish state for behavior the A.S.A. accepts from other states.
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The tax has been strongly opposed by Washington, which has said any such tax would be discriminatory and inappropriate.
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His challenger is offering the vision of reconciliation and an end to discriminatory hiring practices by the Turkish state.
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It withdrew its objection to a Texas voting law that judges ruled discriminatory against Hispanic and African-American voters.
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They have also helped to legitimize governments from India to Australia in adopting racially and religiously discriminatory immigration practices.
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She also highlighted concern that some countries had not only failed to scrap discriminatory laws, but proposed new ones.
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You are right to point out the discriminatory effect of felony disenfranchisement laws and other restrictions on civil rights.
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But last week, the tables were turned, and men suddenly found themselves in what they deemed a discriminatory situation.
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Israel's foreign minister said the list, which was commissioned by the UN Human Rights Council, is discriminatory against Israel.
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Iowa State University prohibited political slogans on sidewalks after students complained that the messages had become discriminatory and divisive.
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The decree's requirements are intended to prohibit unlawful stops and arrests, and to prevent discriminatory policing and excessive force.
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SEP holders are required to commit to license those patents under FRAND (fair and reasonable and non-discriminatory) terms.
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Preventing duplicative and discriminatory taxes means more money in their pockets and more freedom to shop as they choose.
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The decision comes two months after FIFA tightened its disciplinary code to clamp down on discriminatory songs and chants.
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Singling out one group of people, in this case people with disabilities, for disfavored and deadly treatment is discriminatory.
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