Discrimination

Most old people don't HATE rap but, here's one answer some hate rap because, rap back in the old days it was clean rap and raping about education or something good .

He's not gay. Jerry Falwell claimed Tinky Winky was part of a conspiracy to make American children gay. It's not possible to make people gay. He chose Tinky Winky because Tinky Winky is kinda purple looking and has a triangle-shaped antenna that is reminiscent of the pink triangle symbol that the Nazis forced gay people to wear in concentration camps during World War II.

they were not allowed to vote or hold office!

From prehistoric times. Discrimination has always played a part in human social life. It's all about making a distinction between those who are in your tribe and those who are not. We treat those who are not differently (i.e. not as well).

Native American Tribes discriminated against one another and fought a number of brutal wars as result of blood feuds, religious vendettas, strategic territory, and numerous other incidents. The European colonists brought their discriminatory attitudes and ideas from their homelands when they colonized. Considering the European disdain for nomadic and unsettled peoples, their interaction with the Native American Tribes was one of disgust and discrimination.

Are you looking for the phrase, "A FINDING?"

to voice discontent about something

racial discrimination and separation

Yes, very offensive.

Price discrimination is indistinguishable

14th Amendment

No one was explicitly protected by the "separate but equal" doctrine; however, the principle benefited whites over African-Americans. Plessy v. Ferguson, (1896), the case that gave rise to the phrase, legally sanctioned racist "Jim Crow" laws that discriminated against African-Americans.

The women's rights, or feminist movement, has had a huge impact. Prior to 1920 women did not even have the right to vote in the US. Women were at one time thought to be incapable of doing any job other than that of housewife or prostitute. Later, they were thought to be capable of being secretaries, teachers of children, or nurses, but nothing else. Today, woman can and do work in any field, everything is open to them.

Because in the Constitution, there are ex post facto bans: you can't declare something illegal if it was done while legal. The myriad abominations committed against black people throughout history were done, shamefully enough, with the blessings of American law at the time - see the Dred Scott decision and look up Black Codes and Jim Crow Laws.

The laws were wrong, but the US Constitution says that if something was legal, you can't prosecute or demand reparations for it after it's declared illegal.

An anti-abortion group ran into this same thing during the Bush administration. They wanted to go into medical records and prosecute women who have had abortions since 1973 for murder...but they had their abortions when it was legal, so no dice.

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Of course there is racism in Tennessee Williams' "Orpheus Descending. " It is set in a small town in the deep south, Mississippi of 1957. The Ku Klux Klan is part of the storyline, with the character of Jabe Torrance being a member. The "N" word is spouted liberally by the town Sheriff Talbott. Not only is racism a huge part of the inner world of this play, so is intolerance of non-conformity. This is all a product of time and place. Williams uses it to illustrate the ignorance and cruelty of many of his characters.

Mongols conquered a large area of Asia and Europe in the 12th century. They used short swords and short bows and fought primarily from horseback.

rihanna doesn't hate Muslim's, or if she did she will loose a lot of fans!!

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No. Rihanna has done actions which have upset Muslims, like performing in Israel and playing "fast-and-loose" with headscarves, but she has not made any explicit anti-Muslim remarks.

"Jigaboo" is a racist word that was used as a way to insult or patronize a black male. It was in common use in the early 1900s, but is not as commonly heard these days. Given that it is a racial slur, the only reason to know about it would be to study the history of prejudice. But this word should not be used in conversation (or anywhere else, for that matter).

If you're in the dark, seek for light;

If you're in the light, seek for brighter light;

never seek for darkness, coz if you do,

it's what you'll gonna get.

Most of what we consider to be "disgusting" is actually a projection of our own prejudices and pre-conceptions. At the most basic level, nothing is inherently disgusting, plesant, frightening, fun, boring or exciting... It's all about our own perception. A more accurate question might be "Why do YOU find these people so disgusting?"

The Nazis were not the first group to engage in Racial Anti-Semitism, it was actually developed during the period of Queen Isabella of Spain during the Inquisition. The common Anti-Semitic canard here is that Jews are somehow genetically inferior or lesser than other humans. Hitler argued that they were deficient emotionally as well as mentally. In the European context, this racism was directed at Jews, arguing that as Semites (Middle Eastern people) they were not as well-developed as Whites. In the case of Racial Anti-Semitism, by dint of being a Jew, a person is inferior and there is nothing that this person can do to become an acceptable citizen. The only change Hitler made to this paradigm was to add Social Darwinism to this and argue that the inferiority was genetic as opposed to "blood-borne".

Religious Anti-Semitism, which had previously existed faulted the Jews for being horrible as a result of the inculturation that their religion gave to them. Therefore, the Jew could lose his improper behavior and actions simply by converting out of Judaism and into the dominant religion (Christianity or Islam). Judaism was at the root of the problem, not being a Jew by blood.