prejudice

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Growing up in 1980s Britain, Tarnia recalled him having "a lot of stick" and he struggled with the prejudice he received, getting into trouble with the police for being an "easy target" she said.

From BBC

“While the United States voluntarily dismissed its formal prosecution of her with prejudice ... government officials continue to prosecute Ms. Martinez’s character in the court of public opinion,” the motion read.

From Los Angeles Times

Holocaust Memorial Day sees people around the UK invited to light a candle in their windows to remember those who were killed and to stand against prejudice and hatred.

From BBC

"Antisemitism is a stain on society, and prejudice is a stain because it isn't just a Jewish problem."

From BBC

But the British government and MI5 argued this would prejudice national security and mounted a legal challenge.

From BBC