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…schools. She grew up during the civil rights movement. She overcame obstacles such as discrimination and hunger as she struggled to survive childhood. As Anne entered high school, she was a good student, excelling in all her classes. She was also well liked…

…. It has only been as recently as 25 years ago that real progress started being made for women working and studying in this field. However, the unjust discrimination that women faced years ago still lingers to a degree in the modern workplace! Male…

…discrimination, and the continuation of hostilities toward Communist nations were all manifested in America. The distrust of reason was apparent in the fanatical persecution of Communists in the United States. The Smith Act was passed in 1940, making advocacy…

…better. What is more important, we may overcome our prejudice, which often results in discrimination of one group against another. To acknowledge that there are people who are different and learn to tolerate them means to live in a safer world. The next…

…better. What is more important, we may overcome our prejudice, which often results in discrimination of one group against another. To acknowledge that there are people who are different and learn to tolerate them means to live in a safer world. The next…

…discrimination. Parents, despite preferences of having a girl, or a boy, have known that regardless, their child would have an equal opportunity at life. The cutting edge technology, however, means that all this could change. The ability of parents to actually select…

…they was still discrimination, and some women faced the duty of family and employment. One of the most notable characteristics of today’s poverty in Latin America is the growing number of women among the poor. Today about 20 percent of the poorest households…

…homosexuals from discrimination, and nearly every religious organization in the nation is facing tough questions ranging from the ordination of homosexuals to homosexual marriages. Furthermore, the homosexual community is more prominent than ever Lesbians and gay…

…to support diversity in Canada, as long as ethnic and racial groups stayed in "their place"; in other words as long as they remained the minority. With multicultural ideals wavering, discrimination against minority groups has increased despite "protective…

…and discrimination against religious minorities, and most European governments forced young men to serve terms of military service. Economically, European city workers worked for low wages ant there was unemployment. Immigrants figure! d finding a job would be easy…