Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
The opposite of prejudice is acceptance. It involves having an open mind, being tolerant of differences, and treating all individuals fairly and equally.
treating everybody fairly
This is something we can't answer without details. Discuss it with your shop steward who is supposed to be representing you.
It is a bit odd to have to explain why fairness and lack of prejudice are better than unfairness and discrimination. However, the medical profession is special. People have to be able to trust doctors because people are very vulnerable to medical abuse. Doctors can do pretty much anything to their patients, they give them drugs to take, they perform surgery, they have complete access to their patients' bodies. In order for them to deserve the trust of their patients, they must adhere to a very high ethical standard and not abuse anyone's trust. Naturally this includes treating all patients fairly and without prejudice.
Yes, respect is a key element in overcoming prejudice as it involves treating others fairly, valuing their perspectives, and acknowledging their worth as individuals. By showing respect towards others, we can foster understanding, empathy, and mutual acceptance, which are essential in breaking down barriers caused by prejudice.
A non-example of prejudice would be treating people fairly and respectfully regardless of their race, religion, gender, or other characteristics. This would involve making decisions based on individual merit and qualities rather than preconceived notions or stereotypes.
Another name for unfairness in judgment, prejudice, and partiality is bias. Bias refers to the tendency to favor or oppose something or someone without considering all relevant information fairly.
By treating people decently and fairly.
Junipero Serra.