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…for sex discrimination. These suggest that the company's policies used to base promotions on may lead to discrimination, wage abuse and anti-unionism. In all of these sex discrimination lawsuits filed, the women claim to not get the same opportunities…

…system was organized by Martin Luther king Jr., who was fairly unknown at the time. This boycott marked the start of the modern civil rights movement, which ended in 1964 with the federal Civil Rights Act. This banned racial discrimination in public places…

…by a number of specific constitutional and common law protections. The Australian Constitution provides specific protection for certain rights and freedoms. These include the right to a trial by jury, freedom of religious association, prohibition on discrimination…

…a complex design; fiction which is an imitation of this world and life has to have a design too. Thus, teachers of literature should teach students how to read with understanding and discrimination to enjoy fully the intellectual, sensuous, and emotional…

…the ability to validate titles granted between 1 January 1994 and 23 December 1996 without complying with the Native Title Act  Putting the Native Title Act to the provisions of the Racial Discrimination Act 1995 (Cth)  The shifting…

…to try and to boost minority enrollment without violating the Constitution's guarantee against discrimination. Until the passing of The Civil Rights Act of 1964, legal walls prevented minorities from entering many jobs and educational institutions…

…. Australia has much to contribute to this process. Today we still have enormous problems of racial discrimination in our society, none greater than the ongoing treatment of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, we also have many successful programs and policies…

…see the power of nonviolent resistance. They would use it as a weapon against racism and discrimination in America. King believed that meeting violence with more violence would not result in justice and equality, but would most likely produce more violence…

…the Learning consequences of behaviour by assessing Thorndike's Law of Effect and the exploration of the concepts of Reinforcement, Generalisation, Discrimination, and Shaping and Chaining. The second theory of Classical Conditioning determines how learning occurs…

…causes of extreme behaviors, such as poverty, unjust, social discrimination, racial segregation etc. As we all know, the more serious those cause are, the more likely the extremes of human behavior will happen, and hence the more difficult for the society…