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…taking any kind of position. within parliament and any who did not take the test were legally discriminated against. The established church in Ireland was the Church of England but as the Roman Catholics were the majority within Ireland the Church of England…

…Sexual harassment, according to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, is an act of sexual discrimination that violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Although the law recognizes two forms of sexual harassment, quid pro quo…

…of corruption." The high level of discrimination against women in Afghanistan is also reflected in the criminal justice system. Female victims and defendants are being denied access to justice and discriminated against by both the formal and informal justice…

…went under changes, such as women who became more independent and African Americans who were highly discriminated due to the return of the Ku Klux Klan. Even though the country just came out of a war, it still remained a very powerful force and allowed…

…be discriminated and could end up ruining his children's life but he still sticks to the case fighting for truth and shows courage. Atticus further shows courage when he stays uplate outside Tom Robinson's prison to defend him against a group of people who are expected…

…the lives of millions of people. The Jim Crow era was one of struggle - not only for the victims of violence, discrimination, and poverty, but by those who worked to challenge (or try to demolish) segregation in the South. Some Jim Crow laws were as follows: All…

…needs to be made here to gender inequality; since women have less rights than men, then poor women are even more disadvantaged and face many obstacles in life, so a special effort needs to be made to eliminate this discrimination by, for example, allowing…

…on a personal level. Whole groups of people are generalized and from this stereotypes and prejudice thoughts are developed. We see racism as a form of organized discrimination against or excluding people. Racism is the ability to impose that discrimination…

…. The Racial Discrimination Act was passed in 1975 and the Aboriginal Land Rights Act was enforced in the Northern Territory (1976) and New South Wales (1983). In 1982, Eddie Mabo and residents of Mer (Murray) Island took the Queensland government to the Queensland…

…, for example, bathrooms, hotels, and restaurants. It was a really big problem at that time. Today, the prejudice and the discrimination of people with different color of skin are not as strong as they were before. Now, people have become more educated. Such books…