Discrimination

'Racism' is an abstract noun, and doesn't technically have singular or plural forms. It can't be quantified as '1 racism', or '5 racism', only in relative terms like "a bit racist" or "very racist". Because of this, it's not possible to talk about it in singular or plural terms.

Oppression is using power in an unfair way. Discrimination is distinguishing between people based on stereotypes of the groups that they belong to.

Are you kiding me?!?!?!? A guy is supposed to feel like he can protect his girl! If she has bigger muscles then him then he feels useless!

Societal Racism refers to the generalized, and typically unconscious, patterns of interaction between people that perpetuate a racialized social order.

Following their return from fighting in World War 1, angry whites who believed that had a right to jobs over blacks, engaged in riots attacking and killing blacks in the nation's city. In an absolutely bizarre stance for a president, Wilson added fuel to the fire by saying returning black soldiers were coming back, spreading Bolshevism.

yes only one but then she didnt want it so she had an abortion :( poor baby

Because White Women often treat Black Men better, and will usually give them the Time of Day; not asking for Money, or Material things like most Black Women do. Most Black Women mainly African-American Women are Single Mothers only interested in having Kids to go on Section 8, live off the Government, have attitudes, are very set in their ways, have no intentions to be in a better place, and are unapproachable. Black Men want a Serious Relationship with a Family, and aside from having considerable lower Abortion Rates than Black Women, White Women tend to be more approachable, not as Shallow, Materialistic and is always willing to make sacrifices, doing what it takes to make her man Happy.

It is called stereotyping. Depending on the situation, the group and the nature of the assumptions, other applicable terms might be prejudice, profiling, being one of the "in's", or in the In-Crowd, the elite, upper- middle- or lower-class.

many women felt trapped by domestic life.

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Since ever. Even before the conquest of the Americas by European settlers, many Native American civilizations practiced conquest and slavery of less advanced peoples. Some cultures (Mayans, Aztecs) even practiced human sacrifice with their conquered enemies.

Mrs. Steinem probably lives in NYC with one or more getaway places I don't know.

Bigotry is discrimination, injustice or bias. Some examples are:

Sexism

Provincialism

Ageism

Racism

Sectarianism

Many Ethnic groups are being segregated against still, although in the US and other western countries it is likely more social discrimination than legal discrimination.

While segregation is undoubtedly a major issue, there is controversy and varying opinions on ethnicity and segregation, and beliefs held by some people that ethnicities are purposefully "self-segregating".

Racism is the expressed belief that race matters in decisions outside the home and family. Openly expressing that blacks race made them subhuman eased many white American moral concerns about enslaving them.

Slavery of every race has been lawful almost everywhere in the past. Millions of whites were enslaved, and millions of whites are today the descendants of slaves.

Yes and they frequently are. Domestic partners, which may be of either same or mixed genders, are often treated differently than legally married couples, particularly in the legal context. Right off the bat, there is an entirely different set of vocabulary words that are used in connection with their relationship.

If they are registered, then they often are granted only a subset of legal rights and benefits of marriage. Although opposite-sex couples have consciously chosen not to marry, same-sex couples might have settled for domestic partnership because it was the only option available.

If your question is whether it is legal to discriminate against domestic partners (i.e., treating them differently than legally married couples), then the answer in many jurisdictions is yes. In many states, the law itself draws a distinction between married couples and domestic partners. In some places, such as California, Oregon, Nevada and, for the time being, Washington state, state-registered domestic partners are entitled to be treated the same as legally married couples.

As a group it would seem that the Jewish have not persecuted much at first glance. Because the Jewish were persecuted so much over the centuries; not much is talked about them persecuting others in popular media. But I do know this: According the Acts of the Apostles and other historical documentation; Jewish leaders have persecuted Christians. The rapid spread of Christianity gave a rise to fear and envy among the Jewish leaders. They caused other Jews to anger and sent Christians to the Roman authorities. Christians were often imprisoned or killed or both.

St. Stephen, considered the first Christian martyr, was the first to be persecuted by the Jews. He was merely preaching about the Savior, Jesus Christ, and the Jews cast him out of the city where he would be stoned to death. St. Stephen prayed this before he dies: "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit, do not hold this sin against them". Many others were imprisoned, tortured, and killed. This includes the 12 disciples. Common killings were: Stoning, X-shaped Crucifiction, Upside down Crucifiction, Burning, Beheading, Throwing off building (usually temples for mockery), Death by sword, and many others...

Ironically, all this persecution didn't stop the spread of Christianity or even slow it down. In fact, it actually sped up the process. The sped slowed among the people of Jerusalem. However, because of persecution, Christians moved into Judea, Samaria, and other countries where they would preach about their Savior, Jesus Christ.

I'm sorry that I don't know of any other persecutions but I hope this one instance in history will suffice for your purposes. :]

Yes, there are some groups that are. Usually the unintelligent and fear mongers that just want to cause trouble. All races should be able to get along with each other if most of us would give them half a chance and learn each other's cultures. My husband and I have many friends who are all different races and when we have a party everyone gets along just nicely so it can be possible. Some people are. In Canada and the US, I think the proud ones are white. I think all the racists in Canada and the US are white, because whites are the majority there.

To the above poster it may simply depend on where you live. I live on the outskirts of Vancouver, B.C., and trust me when I say whites are the MINORITY here! There are more Asians and East Indians living in Vancouver and suburbs outside of Vancouver. Look at the news or look it up on the net.

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Discrimination can affect anyone in any way. People can get get discriminated on how they look in cultural inherits and background's is mostly is the most common form of discrimination and is racial to say or do it.