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…that same-sex couples have just as much intimacy and need for marital privacy as heterosexual couples, and that laws allowing heterosexual, but not same-sex couples to marry violate and discriminate against this fundamental right. Just as the Supreme Court…

…It began with hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious or racial group. The definition of anti-Semitism has been the focus of innumerable discussions and studies. While there is no universally accepted definition…

…a black man is whipped for supposedly running away, when he was actually looking for new shoes for the ones he had were tearing apart his feet. Yet, while they got their shoes there was still much discrimination against the 54th regiment…

…the characters, and events surrounding them: Tom Robinson, and discrimination against him, the justice system, racism, prejudice, childish innocence, and Boo Radley. Tom Robinson is a kind, gentle man who, like the mockingbird, has never hurt anyone and only wanted…

…Social Inequality based on race, gender and ethnicity in the work force since the 1980's has decreased to a certain extent, but due to gender roles in society, ethnic inequality, and discrimination of minorities, it will always be around. Gender…

…in the field, companies are still finding discrimination and a lack of enthusiasm from men resistant to change (http://www.csinet.org, 2006). It is important that companies in the construction industry create a diversity action plan to address this growing…

…skin, blonde hair, and blue eyes". The first solution or step took place in 1933, and it was the emigration of Jews from Germany. The Nazis set discrimination laws against Jews, which took away their citizenship of Germany. In the movie, we experienced…

…“I, Too” by Langston Hughes, it creates a feeling of an individual vs. a large group enhancing the loneliness felt. The poem recognizes a certain inequality African Americans felt during a time period of racial discrimination. Hughes recognizes…

…of the crime committed is legally wrong, and represents a total disregard for human dignity. By examining issues of discrimination, the severity of the punishment, the fact that retribution is unjustified, and concerns with deterrents, illustrates that the death…

…of oppression in post war times: In the post-conflict period, many women confront discrimination in reconstruction programs, sexual and domestic violence in refugee camps, and violence when they attempt to return to their homes. This disturbing situation begs…