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…that is not their own, but would also be committing a criminal offense. By permitting the elderly to practice polygyny, not only would marriage laws throughout the United States require modification, but it would also be a form of discrimination. As polygyny stands…

…; they were thought of as a disadvantage compared to the white American men. Discrimination is the unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice. White American people are being discriminated against, because of affirmative action. I agree…

…The law that governs the land in regards to employment, whether under the Federal or State jurisdiction has something in common. That is to protect the rights of employees against any type of discrimination in the workplace. Although these rights…

…as much as you and I. Denying that right is discrimination. It's worse than discrimination, its fear, but really, there's nothing to be afraid of. The problem with today's society is discrimination. Discrimination is something that's been going on for thousands…

…Intro: To start off, I would like to present a quote from Historian, Roger Wilkins. “Blacks have a 375-year history on this continent: 245 involving slavery, 100 involving legalized discrimination, and only 30 involving anything else.” This quote…

…The issue of structural inequalities between or within societies have always been a crucial subject for years. Race, religion, class and gender discrimination are the most important ones among others. It is a very vital issue because structural…

…** Affirmative Action** Have you ever wondered what effect discrimination laws and diversity have on our American society today as a whole? The issue of affirmative action has been a highly controversial topic since it’s origin in the mid-1960s…

…school uniforms should be implemented in every public school. School uniforms would not only decrease violence and discrimination but it would also promote a better school atmosphere. One of the primary reasons school uniforms would decrease violence…

…their time and effort through volunteering. Though the crisis has brought us together, it has also brought us apart. Since the attack, many Arabic Americans were discriminated against as hatred toward and fears of Arabic descent spread. So how can youth help…

…was given the lesson of a lifetime when she took the matter of racism and discrimination into her own hands. Something so strong and important such as racism and discrimination should be taught to children at a young age, when they are more vulnerable and able…