victimization

Historical events that highlight the victimization of Hindus at the hands of Muslims are pivotal in this enterprise.

Effective management also means rewarding officers for outcomes like reduced victimization, rather than outputs like the number of pedestrian or car stops they make.

While clinic staff had thought the nation’s history of medical racism and victimization would play a large role in hesitancy, they learned it was much more complicated.

LaHaye was very gifted at the language of victimization, the rhetoric that evangelicals are somehow under siege in a multicultural society.

Inevitably, this victimization invites others to wonder whether they, too, are deserving of reparations.

The differences in overall victimization are driven mainly by the incidences of completed rape.

This study uses the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), which is really a tool that tracks crimes.

The politics of victimization are a potent force in the world today.

Being pressed to conform to such a change in majority opinion must feel like victimization.

But Christians complaining about “discrimination” should realize what real victimization looks like.

Ten shillings per week to be paid in strike and victimization pay.

My victimization had created a bitter feeling in the division, and some very exciting scenes occurred during the election.

During the quarter I had several lock-out cases and victimization cases to deal with, which cost the Union several pounds.

My old friend George Hewitt, the branch secretary, was specially marked out for victimization.

The complete restoration of freedom of speech and political action, with protection against victimization.