Sentences with phrase «stories about discrimination»

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Before anyone starts yelling about discrimination against Christians and Jews or censorship, it's important to note that the movie adaptation leaves out several other key pieces of the story.

Check out the news story below to learn about the recent Big Latch On event and the discrimination faced by one Texas mom.

There is no shortage of examples of size discrimination in real life: Simply read comments people leave on news stories about weight or look at the size of airline seats.

Hosted by Luke Carroll, 480: ANZAC is about 7 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and their untold stories of discrimination, sadness and Take pride in Aussie Cinema when you buy Australian Films & Australian DVDs.

This is a fight about the perspective from which our universal stories emerge,» notes Maria Giese, a film director who in 2015 instigated an industry - wide federal investigation into discrimination against female directors in Hollywood.

The leader then projected copies of student papers on the wall, where we read several stories about bullying, gender discrimination, etc..

In this clip from Cracking the Codes, educator Joy DeGruy tells a compelling story about how a small gesture helped combat discrimination.

In fact, when arguing against breed discrimination, heartwarming stories about pets or even the human - animal bond usually carry little, if any, persuasive value.

The story of Anne Frank and the holocaust with a chapter about identity, exclusion and discrimination.

The Way of Life DEFINITIVE EDITION tells stories about several serious themes: from euthanasia to death penalty, from war to love, from defeat to discrimination, everything tied by the personal growth and the perception of reality as main themes.

The Way of Life DEFINITIVE EDITION tells stories about several serious themes: from euthanasia to the death penalty, from war to love, from bullying to discrimination.

With vastly contrasting pixelated art and a futuristic story, 2064: Read Only Memories challenges players not only to solve the mystery to save their friend, but to evaluate their feelings on complicated and incredibly relevant issues about what it means to be human, the dark side of technology, and how discrimination can have a larger - scale impact on the world.

The Toronto Star is running a front - page story today about Jaime Laskis, a former associate at the New York offices of Osler, Hoskin and Harcourt, alleging discrimination.

He begins with a story about a mediator who, shortly after completing a community - based mediation program, conducted his first mediation (a employment discrimination claim) and realized he «wasn't in Kansas anymore.»

With the current situation going on in the States about voting rights and that those (apparently blacks in particular, according to a state - side colleague) who have voted for years, now have to prove themselves as having a «right to vote» (doesn't matter that they have voted for years, apparently having had full rights)-- stirring up shades of Rosa Parks and the back of the bus story once again (that happened here, too, during the war years — I know — I witnessed it)-- discrimination of any kind needs to be frowned upon — anywhere, any time, any place.