Discrimination

yes of course, becuse black people then couldnt use the same bathroom,eat at the same resturant, drink from the same waterfountain as whites nad so fort.

Spatial discrimination Is the ability to identify the specific region of the body being stimulated.

Alabama is a nice city. There are a lot of white people and some Mexicans too, but Alabama accepts black people there as well.

Every place that I go to, white and black people walk, talk and laugh together.

Although you will ultimately find, racism of mild sorts, any where you travel in the world.

Yes, much like it is all over the rest of the civilized world. However, in America, tension between races seems to spike at certain points in time when the media readily provokes people with false claims of racism and ignores real claims of it.

Being such a diverse culture, America has a real potential to have racial tension and racism die down, come to halt, and just be a non matter, but it would take much effort of swallowed pride and actual understanding of others without being led by what's seen on television.

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Apartheid. that pretty much means segregation.

no

While it doesn't necessarily fall under appropriate, it can fall understandable.

Likely, they've heard the term used by someone close to them, know at least some of the history behind the word, and know why some in the black community use it.

However, it is still a word that has a history of separating people and calling them out of their names, so it's not something that should be thrown around anytime just for the sake of playing around.

Betty Friedan was born on February 4, 1921

It is difficult to answer this question without knowing which country you are asking about. The governments of different countries react to discrimination very differently. In some countries, women have no (or few) rights and the government does nothing about it. In other countries, women are treated as equals and are able to enter any profession, attend any university, decide whether or not to marry, and choose whether or not to have children. Further, some countries do improve-- there are countries that used to be very discriminatory against women, but as time has passed, attitudes have become more moderate and conditions for women have gotten better. If you can tell us which country you are asking about, we can give you a more thorough answer.

Slavery is not included in the Constitution itself, but it is in the Amendments.

The Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolishes slavery.

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No, there was only discrimination in the civil war.

It allows bigots to think they are better than others.

The richest South African family is Jewish (Oppenheimers) and they've been the wealthiest since at least before apartheid started. They did not do much to fight apartheid, they just rode the political wave and positioned themselves so that they'd still be making money which ever way the tides went.

There were an incredibly large number of Anti-Semitic Laws that were passed in Germany. The most famous of these were the Nuremberg Laws of 1935 which deprived Jews of many of their civil rights.

Gang membership and racism are very related because racism is a group of people who don't like another race, and gang membership is a group of people who don't like another group and have their own turfs and dislikes of something. They both are the perspectives of a group of people.

Discrimination toward Jews occurred in many areas of Canada. There were hiring restrictions for Jews in businesses, the civil service, and the other professions. In some cities, Jews were forbidden to buy property or to join certain clubs and organizations.

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As soon as the first Colonists from Europe went there racism began.

To be realistic, probably about the time the country was colonized by Europeans, causing immense social disruption to the Maori race as their land was taken over and their traditional ways of life disrupted; it's difficult to maintain a healthy social and community identity when your people are treated as savages, even 'noble savages'!

This has continued over the decades although it is being addressed to a greater extent now than previously and some dignity is being restored to Maori and Islander races, though it has taken in many cases legislation to achieve this, which is unfortunate and in a more sensible world would be unnecessary.

However, unlike in Australia where the Caucasian population are unable to accept their indigenous population with due respect, New Zealand Caucasians are increasingly proud of their shared heritage with Maori.

Not all white people are racist, but for the ones who are, they haven't always been racist but learned the behavior.

As for white people throughout history, racism has always existed and will always exist as long as people allow fear and ignorance to become of them.

Keep in mind, all of that can be said for any one of any color or heritage and isn't exclusive to white people.

Cultural diversity is nothing more than a difference from the majority. In any culture, there is a majority and minority in various shapes and forms. Culture is a set of norms that set standards for a society of what is acceptable behavior. In an around the world, diverse culture has evolved which distinguishes from other cultures. Generally, cultural diversity includes norms, values, religion, ethos, ethnic background and many more. Complex variety of cultures are admired and appreciated as human experience. However, these diverse nature of culture would lead to differentiation and may lead to deviance and violence, and even a cultural genocide.

Today, some nation on earth claims to be multicultural, while many nations adhere to their culture and seeks to set up dominance over other culture. Some nations end up promoting and preserving their age-old culture as counter step to newly emerging western culture.

In every culture, there are basic standards for social interaction such as personal space distance, eye contact, amount of body language displayed in public, negotiating style, etc.

In Bhutan, the culture is unique from other nations. Culture of Bhutan is mostly rooted to deep Buddhist values, which is passive and nonviolent, compared to other western culture. In other cultures, they may stand closer or farther than we are comfortable, may view direct eye contact as rude, be more or less open to displaying body language, and negotiate more indirectly, but Bhutanese have norms adopted- respecting elders from time immemorial.

In other society, there is a notion of assuming that those who differ from their norms are inferior, and they become xenophobic. Such trends may be found in some Muslim countries where they seek to establish hegemony over other religion and culture.

While on other hand, cultural diversity makes the country richer by making it a more interesting place to live in. For instance, America welcomes diverse culture starting from the way they dine to the way they speak. Just think how boring a meal would be without Chinese, Mexican, Japanese, Italian, German, French, and Indian food. Such diverse trends of eating and diverse food are found in America. In the eyes of other nation across the seas, such trends are admired and emulated.

Cultural diversity also makes the country stronger and better, making able to compete in the new global economy. People from diverse cultures bring new language skills, new ways of thinking, and creative solutions to difficult problems.

However, without a strong cultural identity, country like Bhutan in the Himalayas, have notion that their country's sovereignty is at stake. With new paradigm of philosophy, GNH focuses on preserving the culture with unity. Looking at neighbor, China and her cultural cult of colonizing Tibet reminds of constant threat of losing the nations identity, if the nation's culture is submerged and blended with other alien culture. With this, the Bhutanese bureaucrats and citizens collectively works to contain the dissolution of Bhutanese culture rooted deeply in Buddhism, which otherwise invites many critics today.

Significantly, in the eyes of other western nations, Bhutanese culture has gained admiration and appreciation. However, as cultural diversity has likelihood of leading to violence, Bhutan as dark buried history, which justifies violence and uprising due to cultural diversity. As a sociologist, I can pop my own opinion that the southern Bhutanese Nepalese uprising of early 1990s was because of diverse culture. In my opinion, an attempt from Bhutanese government to set hegemony over sub culture of Bhutanese Nepalese lead to new uprising in which they struggled to sustain their culture. In doing so, they took refuge to violence and the government was compelled to counter act. Thus, cultural diversity may gain admiration, but it has high chances to create barrier and lead to violence often leading to dark and clandestine relation with legitimate and authoritative de facto.

Thus, in pursuit of cultural diversity, one should keep in mind that it should not be in the interest that would challenge the status quo of government and state which is in fact the custodian of peace and tranquility.

germans, turks, arabs, poles, russians, vietnamese and rising number of blacks

Emo people dress dark and depressing that is how they feel. Remember emo is a cousin of goth. If you were a cousin of goth you wouldn't dress with happy colors like yellow and orange. It just like obvious because those are what the colors mean.

The Vikings were simply those Scandanavians who went roving and raiding. Many others stayed home and farmed, hunted, baked, etc. All were of the same culture.