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discriminatory

adjective as in prejudicial

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The current directive is unconstitutional, discriminatory and scientifically unsound.

He used "highly racist and discriminatory remarks" about different ethnic groups, the hearing found.

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"What we are saying is that now that they are reinstating the funding, can they then also push that discriminatory practices... should basically be stopped," he said.

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The National Alliance on Mental Illness calls conversion therapy “discredited, discriminatory, and harmful,” and supports bans on a practice it says can damage, not improve, the mental health of those who undergo it.

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“This choice, to take the side of the bank against the wronged in the face of the most plainly discriminatory conduct, will cast a long shadow over the community.”

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