Discrimination

well it depends on how or what they want sorry but it happend all the time dont fell down it was choosen because people think that age 40 was best for the job because they might have more exspirence

Yes, just as it will be there tomorrow.

First is first: This is a serious thing and you should treat it that way too.

And here are some steps;

1. Go to the Police Department.

2. Explain to the man/woman at the desk counter that you have a situation that requires assistance.

3. Explain that you need a harassment forum.

4. Go where you feel comfortable or where the desk worker tells you to go and fill out the forum.

5. Then wait for the Police Dept. to contact you back.

Hope this Helps. And be safe.

equal employment opportunity commission

NO racism does not have a nything to do with freedom of speech it is just some people in this world are sick minded and cant except others for who they are!

Dwight Eisenhower sent troops to Little Rock to force integration of Central High there.

This is a case where the entire truth may never be known, and the verdict led to very polarized reactions. First, we do know that Mr. Zimmerman had a history of calling to report "suspicious persons" and that he seemed to regard Trayvon Martin as yet another of the people who looked suspicious. Questions have been raised about what it means to "look suspicious"-- but the answers so far have been very unsatisfying. Does wearing a hoodie make one suspicious? If so, then are white people who wear one (like the coach of the New England Patriots) inherently suspicious, or does this just apply to black people? Is being in the "wrong neighborhood" a sign you are suspicious? Trayvon was walking home to his father's house, carrying an iced tea and a package of candy.

From the call Mr. Zimmerman did make, where he asserted that Trayvon somehow looked like he was "up to no good" and where he said "those ****'s always get away with it," it seems Mr. Zimmerman believed Trayon was a criminal before he even got out of his car to follow him. He was in fact told by the 911 dispatcher not to follow Trayvon, but he did it anyway. If he believed the worst about Trayvon and followed him, carrying a weapon, perhaps it was Trayvon who had the right to be afraid and defend himself. But many irresponsible media commentators have claimed Trayvon was a "thug" (no evidence of that exists) or said that he "deserve it" (no unarmed kid deserves to be shot dead). We do know a fight ensued, but who started it is not clear. What happened after Mr. Zimmerman confronted Trayvon will always remain the subject of much debate. In my opinion, since you asked, he should have heeded the 911 dispatcher and not followed the young man. Had he stayed in his car, Trayvon would still be alive. All the rest is commentary.

Racism isn't a problem to democratic countries. Most countries have problems with racism.

In March 1909, Emily was arrested while attempting to hand a petition to the Prime Minister, Herbert Asquith. Emily was found guilty of causing a disturbance and sentenced to one-month imprisonment. Four months later she was in prison again for trying to get into a hall in London where David Lloyd George, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was making a speech. Emily went on hunger strike and after five days she was released. In September 1909 she received a sentence of two months for stone throwing. Once again, she was released after going on hunger strike.

One may safely count on the Baby Boomers to take care of any lingering problems of ageism.

No as long as we have freedom of speech it will always exist.

busing to achieve racial integration in the schools.

The Disability Discrimination Act was created in 1995 to prevent discrimination based on a person's disability in a variety of public arenas. The act aims to eliminate discrimination with regard to housing, the issuing of licenses, working, education, and transportation.

It is still considered racism because it is still talking about a certain group of people.

he become president and helped out with anti-AIDS campaign

No. Women are the majority in the US.

Women in certain situations (especially in business management) are definitely still minorities.

Women are not the minority in colleges anymore. Women are now very much in the majority in earning college degrees, earning over 60% of Associate's degrees, 57% of Bachelor's, and 60% of Master's. In 2008, women slipped into the lead in doctorate degrees for the first time, receiving 51%.

Certain occupations still have virtually no women (carpenters and auto mechanics are less than 2% women).

Yes, they do, although it is more of nationalistic and cultural prejudices, rather than a racial one.

Very negatively as it only causes people to focus on being harmful, unfair, and discriminatory towards those who aren't of their color.

Cunta Cinte was an African man who was captured in his home of the Gambia and put on a slave ship. (look-up) He was taken to America and given a European name, Toby.

Just to let you know, I'm 13 and quite proud of my answer. ;D

Social segregation reinforced the idea that one was superior another.

yes - they had to work in all conditions

at the end of the question what i meant was even though he knows you don't want more than the awesome sex how could he have absolutely no feelings at all? there are plenty of chics out there, but he keeps coming back to me. is he just trying to protect his heart or is he really that cold? remember, he pleases me like no one else can. when we are together it's like we breath in each other's soul. so why does he feel nothing after all this time?

Racism per se, does not change, it is an ideology of the mind, practiced as openly as it is permitted to. Victims during that era were Blacks, Jews and native Americans

depends. In sports like basketball, some people are going away from it because they think that blacks are taking over. Sports like hockey that have mostly white players are going up. So there is some portion of racism.

Some of those countries do not have the social identity that more civilised countries have. They may be lacking in a lot of ways and this is just not important enough to worry about when they are trying to put a meal on the table. You also find a higher amount of incest in some of those countries. Family life can be very close. A lot of children sleep with parents, brothers, sisters, cousins, uncles etc and things just happen. There are not many rights for the children unfortunately. It is easy to turn a blind eye when you need money.