Assertion: direct discrimination | /r/HasProperty | wrong
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text: One popular view is that direct discrimination is wrong because the discriminator treats persons on the basis of traits that are immutable and not under the control of the individual possessing them.
text: A second view holds that direct discrimination is wrong because it treats persons on the basis of inaccurate stereotypes.
text: A third view is that direct discrimination is wrong because it is an arbitrary or irrational way to treat persons.
text: A fourth view is that direct discrimination is wrong because it fails to treat individuals based on their merits.
text: Closely related to Hellman’s account is an eighth view, holding that direct discrimination is wrong on account of its connection to prejudice, where prejudice is understood as an attitude that regards the members of a salient group, qua members, as not entitled to as much respect or concern as the members of other salient groups.