#prejudice

#prejudice

Keir Starmer's visit to Auschwitz serves as a poignant reminder of the dangers of prejudice and the historical consequences of hatred.

Difficult-to-pronounce names can hinder job opportunities and create bias in the employment market.

Travellers and Roma face the highest prejudice in Ireland; comfort levels vary by context, education, and socio-economic status.

Samuel Woodward was sentenced to life imprisonment for the hate-motivated murder of Blaze Bernstein, reflecting deep-rooted issues of hate and premeditation.

Confronting a friend's prejudiced views is important, regardless of age, to avoid tacitly agreeing with those views.

Althea Gibson and Angela Buxton overcame racial and religious prejudice in tennis through friendship and perseverance, inspiring today's fight against ongoing challenges.

Recognizing and combating scapegoat economics in LGBTQ+ immigration is crucial for economic and social progress.

A third of first-year college students reported feeling targeted or excluded based on their identities.

Prejudice notes made during jury selection in a murder trial may lead to convictions being tossed out, impacting California's death row cases.

New York's highest court overturned Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction due to prejudiced improper rulings, leading to the need for a new trial.

The 'Assume That I Can' campaign by CoorDown aims to combat prejudice against individuals with Down syndrome and highlight their potential.

Larry Doby, the second Black player in Major League Baseball, was awarded a Congressional Gold Medal.

Doby faced prejudice and discrimination during his career, including being ignored by his teammates and having to go to the visitors' clubhouse for a glove.

The article discusses the historical prejudice and suspicion towards Japanese communities in Hawaii during the 1920s and 1940s.

There is prejudice against players from the Saudi Pro League at Euro 2024, but the performance of these players like N'Golo Kanté challenges these biases.