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> After civil wars and decades of social unrest to prove that your appearance has nothing to do with your skills, talents, motivations, and competence Many hav
by forapurpose 8y ago
> After civil wars and decades of social unrest to prove that your appearance has nothing to do with your skills, talents, motivations, and competence
Many haven't people have not gotten that memo, and especially today racial, religious, national, and other discrimination are widespread and on the rise.
- manigandham 8y agoAre they? Or is that just that tiny percentage of the population making the out-sized noise that they always have, aided by the volatility of (social) media? The vast majority of people are perfectly reasonable and definitely not the raging bigots that the media seems to portray as infesting every city and company. Either way, the only way to stop discrimination is to remove it completely, not to offset one kind for another.
- forapurpose 8y ago> Are they? Yes, there is data that supports it, for example from the SPLC. Also, we can see parties and leaders that openly promote racial, ethnic and religious hatred are being elected throughout Europe and in the U.S. > the only way to stop discrimination is to remove it completely How will this be done? I believe it's impossible, and therefore, as in most real world situations, we have to find less than ideal solutions.
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