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Hi and welcome to the forum.
IMO, as for the Education sector, as long as you are qualified and you stick to the reputed and well-established academic and ELT institutions you won't face any discrimination.
That said, yes there are many xyz ELT centers all over the city where you may face such discrimination, chiefly because you don't fit into their 'business models'.
If you have proper qualification, training and experience, I suggest you aim at Intl. schools and universities.
Cheers! 
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