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…in a predominantly white place. This passage just happens to take place in a shop that is predominantly black so Birdie gets discriminated against instead of Cole. This happens throughout the book and it makes the girls stronger and closer because they are the only…

…of discrimination legislation Even the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission has bought into the debate. Commission spokeswoman Sally Moyle said she is concerned the ban may violate the spirit of federal sex discrimination legislation. "We'd…

…ethnicity we are. Affirmative action should be abolished solely because we do not want to make the same mistake our society made in the past --- discriminate according to color. Two wrongs do not make a right.         Many people say that we should keep…

…, or discriminated against in any way. The center for Disease control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, GA. reports that as of December 31, 1994, there were 58,448 women with AIDS in the United States. Nearly one fourth of the total were reported in 1994 alone. AIDS…

…the world and touched even me, 3000 miles away and twenty years later. Early in the 20th century, Mohandas Gandhi started his political career in South Africa, resisting the discrimination against the Indian people in South Africa. Despite some successes…

…to perpetuate discriminatory practices with regard to women. Governments, enterprises and organizations have, over the years, explored ways of eradicating discrimination and ensuring gender equality. They have committed themselves to policies and programmes…

…Racism is still a problem nowadays in certain areas. I see many groups of people discriminated against, not just African Americans. I don’t know why people can have such negative views on certain ethnic groups. I agree with John Steinbeck on many…

…human as the next person The Disability Discrimination Act of 1995 set out to end the discrimination people with disabilities encounter. The Act gave disabled people the right to employment, access to goods, facilities, and services and the right to buy…

…by the Southern states. The black population was segregated and discriminated against by white Americans. The lives of the black population were often worse than they were before being freed. African-Americans were sent to different schools than whites, weren't…

…of Jim Crow in the South removed the most extreme manifestation of racial discrimination and inequality, only to reveal deeply entrenched patterns of racial discrimination woven deep into the fabric of national life. For African Americans segregated…