Wikipedia:WikiProject Discrimination (WP:WPDISCR)

Welcome to the Discrimination WikiProject, a collaboration area and group of editors dedicated to improving Wikipedia's coverage of Discrimination topics. This WikiProject is related to Articles covering discrimination topics. For the WikiProject related to actual discrimination or cultural bias in Wikipedia itself, see WikiProject Countering systemic bias. (For more information on WikiProjects, please see Wikipedia:WikiProject and the Guide to WikiProjects).  GoalsIdentify articles that fall under this project's scope Develop standards for articles on discrimination topics Improve articles in scope with quality references and viewpoints Monitor articles in scope for POV creep Eliminate content problems from discrimination articlesScopeArticles about forms of discrimination Articles about manifestations of discrimination Articles closely and explicitly related to these topics The Discrimination template Wikipedia:No racists  Some discrimination-related deletions may be held at Wikipedia:WikiProject Deletion sorting/Ethnic groups  WikiProject Gender Studies WikiProject Feminism WikiProject LGBT studies WikiProject Human Rights WikiProject Sociology WikiProject Philosophy WikiProject Disability Anglophobia: needs input on whether what I have added ([[1]]) should remain in this article, or needs to be changed in some way. I'd also appreciate it if someone could add material about Anglophobia outside the United Kingdom. Violence against Indians in Australia controversy needs help Wakelamp (talk) 21:17, 21 March 2010 (UTC) Xenophobia is a highly trafficked/viewed article which has very little information on it. I started to add some examples of specific countries/regions (EU, Japan and U.S.) but I could really use some help. This seems to be a discrimination phenomena pervasive across the world including in developing/ middle income countries (e.g. Russia, South Africa, Zambia, China, Gulf states, Iran, Mexico, Argentina, you name it).officialguide11:24, 14 April 2013 (UTC) OK Boomer needs clarification on whether the term represents an ageist dismissal based on age-related stereotypes.   === Assessment statistics === Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Discrimination articles by quality log FA-Class Discrimination articles GA-Class Discrimination articles Other discrimination articles by quality Please feel free to add yourself here, and to indicate any areas of particular interest. Participants, feel free to add {{User WP Discrimination}} to your userspace.   === Featured content === Birmingham campaign Jena Six Port Chicago disaster The Political Cesspool Voting Rights Act of 1965   ==== Candidates ==== Speciesism   === New articles === Please feel free to list your new Discrimination-related articles here (newer articles at the top, please). Any new articles that have an interesting or unusual fact in them should be suggested for the Did you know? box on the Main Page.  Revival Process Big Excursion Anti-Bengali sentiment OK Boomer -  an article highly ageist dismissal of ideas based on age-based stereotypes Dawson Five - "police misconduct, including coerced confessions, intimidation and improper identification procedures" Kithaab Digital redlining Shubuta, Mississippi, not a new article, but expansion of history article to include 8 lynchings Mingo Jack Ella Barksdale Brown Education segregation in the Mississippi Red Clay region East Holmes Academy A segregation academy in West, Mississippi. In 1989, the school offered to forfeit a game because the opponent had a black player. Nominated for Did you Know Central Academy (Mississippi) The segregation academy in Macon, Mississippi Calhoun Academy (Mississippi) The segregation academy in Pittsboro, Mississippi Winston Academy The segregation academy in Louisville, Mississippi Henderson High School (Mississippi) The school for black students in Starkville, Mississippi Starkville Academy The segregation academy in Starkville, Mississippi Homelessness among LGBT Youth in the United States Evaluative diversity Sex Segregation James Craig Anderson - victim of an allegedly racially motivated hate crime, murdered in Jackson, Mississippi in 2011 Discrimination against people with HIV/AIDS Nettleton School District (Mississippi) Ethnic discrimination in Israel Racism in the Palestinian territories Discrimination of ethnic minorities in Estonia Racism in Ukraine Racism in Africa Racism in Asia Racism in Europe Racism in the United Kingdom Racism in the Middle East Racism in North America Racism in South America Jimmie Lee Jackson  was a young civil rights protestor who was murdered by an Alabama State Trooper in 1965. Jackson's death was among the abuses of African Americans that inspired the Selma to Montgomery marches, an important event in the American Civil Rights movement. race and intelligence Article appears to be an example of modern day scientific racism and should be reformulated ASAP given it's very non neutral and racism inducing method of presentation. First, the title is potentially presumption inducing (confuses description with potential cause, the word "race" is both one among many alternative ways of describing the issue and it's also a potential cause). The article and its defenders exclude criticisms of "intelligence research" and exclude criticisms of IQ testing. There is already a Wikipedia policy against "and" in an article's title but the problems with the title and article are even worse. The article should be totally reformulated at IQ controversy since the validity and implications of IQ testing are disputed and that forms the foundation of "intelligence research". Feminization of poverty (topical?) European people seems to be about the White race, created after the White people article was locked because of disputes. Ghetto benches. An article about segregated seating for Jews in pre-WW II Polish universities Social cleansing Class-based killing of members of society considered "undesirable." Black flight - No sources, dubious claims, see the talk page there. Allyship Created June 2020, just needs general work Deadnaming Questions about popular culture section Eviction in the United States   === Articles for deletion === Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Reggie Shuford Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tyree Scott Freedom School   === Collaboration and review === Current collaborationsIndian Slavery Anti-Russian sentiment Masculinism Racial profilingPeer reviewThe Political CesspoolAssessmentEvaluative diversity Allegations of Israeli apartheid Melanin theory Rape in the Bosnian War Washington Redskins name controversy Article templates {{Discrimination sidebar}} {{Discrimination}}{{Racism topics}} {{Segregation}} {{Segregation by type}}WikiProject templates {{WikiProject Discrimination}} (basic) {{User WP Discrimination}} (user template)  Category:Discrimination Category:Prejudices Category:Racism Category:Sexism Category:Sexual and gender prejudices Category:Homophobia Category:Civil rights and liberties Category:Anti-national sentiment Category:Antisemitism Category:Segregation academies   === Related projects === Wikipedia:WikiProject Civil Rights Movement