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    of people because this contributes to the exploitation of members that are considered to be of lower social significance but whose economic output is exploited. This is a notion that is exemplified by the documentary by Stalin K regarding caste discrimination in India (Kurup, 2007). According to Dalit Solidarity Network DSN (n.d. Par. 2), a caste system is a divisionary social and economic system whereby rights are accorded by birth and hereditary. As such, it is a never ending cycle in which…

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    Gender and racial discrimination against women of color is, and has been, an ongoing concern since the day a woman of color received her first ever paycheck; unfortunately, it is so deeply rooted within the stitchings of our social fabric that it just does not seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. Aside from the common understanding that “women of all races and ethnicities working full-time,” earning only “78 percent of what men earn” (Fisher 2015), the discrepancy seen within wages of women…

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    For decades Ethnic groups have faced discrimination and humiliation and many unique hardships, not to mention having to adapt to a whole new culture. Being unfamiliar to the perceptions of society lead to organizations among people who empathize and speak out so as a community all can be heard. As for Jose Antonio Vargas, Tammy Tan and Prince Ea have witnessed or endured discrimination for their ethnicity. Discrimination has always played a big role when it comes down to your status of…

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    Even after laws have been put in place to prevent bias against women and minorities, there is still discrimination throughout the United States. It is a common misconception that a person is solely responsible for where they eventually end up on the socioeconomic ladder, but there are also many structural factors that contribute to somebody's placement relative to others in this country. Structural factors such as housing, employment, and education can all play a role in the ultimate placement…

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    with technology (cyber bullying). The nature of harassment and discrimination is not beneficial for any worker as it creates an antagonistic working environment. Sexual harassment involves unwanted sexual advances or vulgar remarks made from one to another. As casual employment is increasing the participation of adolescent/teenagers…

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    color is evident in the American history. The controversial historical emergence of whiteness, race prejudice and the superiority feeling of the whites over other ethnic groups of color, is not clear in the American history. At some point, race discrimination is thought to have found its way to America as a result of slavery and white race’s superiority over other people of color (Pinder,20). From a point of view, race prejudice must found its way as a result of the whites’ feeling of…

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    Discrimination is not inherited; it is taught. Ever since African slaves were brought over to the New World, they were seen as inferior; as a result, African Americans were discriminated against. This discriminatory pattern continued, eventually leading to the Civil Rights Movement. Many believed action was necessary in order to ensure the equal treatment and opportunity of African Americans and those of other minority groups, so legislation was enacted. However, by doing so, reverse…

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    Equal Pay Discrimination

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    Recovery Act of 1935 required women in the federal workforce to receive 25% less pay than their male counterparts. In 1944, Rep. Winifred Stanley proposed the first bill that would amend the National Labor Relations Act and put an end gender wage discrimination. The bill expired after it was referred to the Committee on Labor. Secretary of Labor, Lewis Schwellenbach, tried to have an equal pay amendment passed that would provide equal pay outside of government jobs in 1947. He was unsuccessful…

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    Discrimination is a prominent subject throughout the story as well as in today's world. Sadly, racism and stereotypes are still ongoing events, but in a different genre. A good example is the African American community. In the 1900’s it was more about rules discriminating against African Americans. In today's world, everything is about how aggressive or suspicious that young, black adult looks. Each category of racism lacks the respect and justice they deserve. Just like the modern day, Maycomb…

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    read and soak in as much information as I could. One of the first articles I read was on CollegeTimes and it was titled “10 Surprising Statistics on Women in the Workplace.” After reading the article in its entirety, I concluded that although discrimination against women has lessened, there is still a great amount of inequality that exists. Although women comprise 46% of the total us workforce and 75% of the labor force, they are not considered equally qualified as men. Women contribute about…

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