Category: Discrimination

  • Researching the History of Racism

    The history of racism shows that it has evolved over time. Namely, the starting point was the radicalized violent behavior of the privileged people towards discriminated ones. For example, Native Americans were mainly exterminated by European newcomers (Griffiths & Keirns, 2015). Next, the transatlantic slave trade brought to the Americas multiple black individuals who were…

  • Racism and Constructing Otherness in the US

    The society that existed two or three centuries ago has evolved. Today more things divide people than in those days. As a result, there is more construction of otherness than pulling together as a community. Religion has now taken center stage in the construction of otherness. The first step in constructing otherness deals with stressing…

  • Causes to Eradicate Homophobia and Sexism

    I am a woman, and women of the FMLN movement stand for social justice and equality are ought to as well. Unlike men of the FMLN, women of the movement are fighting two injustices at once, one from the dictatorship and one from within the group. We joined the group to fight against those, who…

  • Comparative Analysis of Three Books about Racism

    Race remains a topical issue for countries with a heterogeneous population, such as the US. The enfranchisement of the minorities might be history, but racism persists, despite the seemingly universal equality. Furthermore, the matter becomes more relevant than ever in the 21st century when people tend to racialize their attitude toward others. The books presented…

  • Settler Society and Structural Racism

    White privilege is described by Johnson in detail as the process by which he used to acquire wealth. The British struggled to conquer Ireland and subjugate Irish people just because their skin was not white. The British felt that people in Ireland were inferior and savage people due to their nature as human beings. The…

  • Sexism & Gender Wage Gap: Deconstructing the Myths

    Discrimination has been the center of public attention over the past couple of years. Peoples outrage fueled so many protests against police brutality and marches for equality. The United States is a country, which prides itself in the freedom its citizens enjoy and the historical background of America as a liberating and progressive force. However,…

  • Racial Discrimination at the Workplace

    Table of Contents How Adverse Impact Applies to the Case The Documents the Bank Needs to Provide The Decision of the EEOC District Director Conclusion Reference List Racial discrimination has always been one of the most serious and common issues in the workplaces of the United States as well as all other multi-national countries. The…

  • Racial Injustice, Racial Discrimination, and Racism

    Table of Contents Introduction Causes and effects of racial injustice Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Many people struggle with ethical dilemmas on an almost daily basis. Some range from really unimportant to serious. Racial injustice is one example of an ethical dilemma that plagues millions around the world mainly based on the color of your skin…

  • Influence of Gender on Life and Sexism

    Sexism is a negative phenomenon meaning that individuals face various opportunities and attitudes based on their genders. MacKinnon and Fiala (2018) argue that sexism is one of many forms of discrimination that leads to inequality in society. According to The King Center (n.d.), Marin Luther King also considered sexism a manifestation of racism that could…

  • Discrimination of Women in the Workplace

    Throughout centuries women have been fighting for equal rights, fair pay and working hours, and objective judgment in the workplace. Today, in comparison to the beginning of the 20th century, the participation of women in the labor force and the rates of educational completion have significantly increased (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2017). Thus, it…