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discriminatory

adjective as in prejudicial

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Yet in a provocative new book, The Caste Con Census, scholar-activist Anand Teltumbde warns that the exercise may harden the deeply discriminatory caste system, when the need is to dismantle it.

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He was asked to consider three sets of allegations against Laura Anne Jones, including a complaint that she had made a racist comment and failed to address discriminatory behaviour.

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“The pronouns provision constitutes a regulation of discriminatory conduct that incidentally affects speech,” the court ruled.

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This view can justify racially discriminatory practices, such as preferential treatment based on skin color, as a corrective.

The Supreme Court has put both policies into effect by setting aside orders from judges who temporarily blocked the changes as discriminatory and unconstitutional.

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