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Meanings of face discrimination in English

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Usage of face discrimination in English
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Some say they also face discrimination at work or in their professions.
Reuters
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HIV-positive people also face discrimination due to the stigma attached to it.
Reuters
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Muslims in western countries say they face discrimination and suspicion by the majority.
Reuters
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Our bonds are strong because we continue to face discrimination and overcome oppression.
Ebony
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They have expressed fear participants may become identifiable or face discrimination.
Reuters
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Should I be able to dress how I like and not face discrimination?
The Guardian
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Traveller women face discrimination anyway as women, and doubly so as Traveller women.
Independent.ie
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The tribunal said Muslim Australians face discrimination and Kruger's comments could have stoked this.
News.com.au
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Even without that knowledge being public, we still face discrimination.
Book One: Apotheosis
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English-speakers in Cameroon have long complained that they face discrimination from Cameroon's Francophone majority.
Radio NZ
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Russian officials say competing gay athletes will not face discrimination.
BBC
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Under EU laws, women no longer have to face discrimination because of their sex.
The Guardian
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Homosexuality is taboo across much of Africa and gay people face discrimination or persecution.
Reuters
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Ethnic minority residents already face discrimination and poor housing conditions.
The Guardian
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Furthermore, transgender youth and communities of color face discrimination and violence at alarmingly higher rates.
Ebony
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But most of the country's 2 million transgender people face discrimination from a young age.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Face discrimination across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common