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Prejudice
* are a result of ignorance and misunderstanding
  - attitudes rooted in ignorance and a fear of differences
  - biases of our openness to the world
  - crucial for understanding racism
  - especially prevalent and are very largely determinative of human relationships
  - the negative feelings toward other races
* based on religion, race, or nationality are contrary to spirituality and divine love.
* causes a desire to punch.
* involve strong feelings that are difficult to change.
  - partisanship
* separates race from race and religion from religion.

### activity | crime | discrimination | prejudice:

Homophobia
* Much homophobia is rooted in people's discomfort with their own feelings for people of the same sex.
* is prejudice

Racial prejudice
* influences too many lives negatively each day.
* is also people who think differently from others
  - an ugly part of our world
  - one form of prejudice
  - prejudice that is based on membership in racial groups
* pigment of the imagination.

Price discrimination
* is found to increase as the markets become more competitive
  - practiced by firms in many industries
* occurs in all sorts of regulated markets.

### activity | crime | discrimination:

Racial discrimination
* can take a variety of forms.
* form of racism.
* has a long history in South Africa.
* is also rampant in capital punishment
  - baneful because it violates the dignity of human beings
  - both illogical and immoral
  - forbidden on both sides of the Irish Sea
  - illegal under state and federal laws
  - manifest from the bare statistics of capital punishment
  - still present in the workplace, mostly in covert forms
  - the conative component of racism
* is, once again, tied to poverty.
* prevents an efficient distribution of the labor force.
* public health problem, but with many, it is subtle.
* violates human rights.

Reverse discrimination
* form of racial discrimination.
* gives a rational basis to racism.
* makes it harder for whites to get and keep jobs.

### activity | crime | discrimination | sexism:

Male chauvinism
* exists in all cultures.
* is sexism

Societal discrimination
* is more likely to be based upon ethnic bias than upon religious prejudice.
* remains a serious obstacle to women s rights.

True discrimination
* is our ability to make intelligent choices in our life.
* means to be able to discern between Relative and Absolute truth.

Unintentional discrimination
* can, of course, occur in educational institutions and workplaces.
* is considered as unlawful as intentional discrimination.

Unlawful discrimination
* based on sex includes discrimination sexual harassment.
* can occur in any aspect of an educational program or activity.

Visual discrimination
* is increased by plant and flower identification tasks.
* is the ability to cite differences and similarities among a group of objects
  - distinguish one object from another
  - vital in the recognition of common objects and symbols

Workplace discrimination
* causes anguish and anxiety.
* common complaint of transgendered people.
* knows no race, orientation, gender, political or religious boundary.

Domestic crime
* Most domestic crime is perpetuated by adults.
* targeting biotechnology is the emerging anti-technology crime of the new millennium.

Environmental crime
* do have victims.
* looming threat to the hard work being carried out by the world community.

Fear of crime
* diminishes quality of life and limits people's freedom and behavior.
* has considerable influence on the behaviour of people and the actions of governments.
* is different from crime itself
  - inversely related to crime itself due to vicarious experience and media contagion
  - much lower in suburbia
* prevents many women from actively taking part in social and civic life.
* reduces people's quality of life.
* restricts freedom of people to go where they want, when they want.