Against the Odds discrimination_events.1
"If we want our children to have a future, this is where we should raise them," he said. "I want them to live somewhere safe." She crossed her arms. "Have you seen the looks we get? When people talk about 'safe', they don't mean safe for us. They mean safe from us."
A Knife in the Back discrimination_events.2
He slammed down the glass. Suddenly the shift from bitterness to full-blown rage on his face was complete all at once. "We fought well, every damn one of us. The front did not falter! We never failed … and … never failed us. No one failed. But someone succeeded. Let me tell you who."
Language in the Classroom discrimination_events.3
… students sometimes use their native language in … schools. Some have called for teachers to penalize the use of these languages, forcing children to speak the official language of ….
"You've noticed it too, right? He gets angry when anyone talks in class, but he always gets angrier when we're talking. Maybe he thinks we're talking about him." "I think he just doesn't like being reminded that we know something he doesn't."
Industrial Barriers discrimination_events.4
Factories in … have been reported to be placing … people into roles with incredibly poor work conditions, owing to their status as second class citizens in ….
"I know, I know. Us businessmen have a reputation for only caring about the bottom line. That may be true for some, but the way I see it, any venture must be built on a strong foundation of values. The … don't understand those values. How could they? Those are our values."
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