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Prejudice and Discrimination.
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Prejudice and Discrimination Prejudice means pre-judgement taking a dislike to a person for no good reason or making a judgement before you know all the facts. To then take action because of this prejudice is known as discrimination. To think that women are inferior to men is a prejudice known as sexism to then treat women badly because of this is discrimination. A prejudice is an opinion that has not considered all the facts, to pre - judge a person or situation. Discrimination is action based on that prejudice. For example considering all people who wear glasses are "boffs" is a prejudice, to then treat them differently is discrimination. Peter had a dream that a canopy came down from heaven will all sorts of food inside. God told him to eat the food. He refused saying "I have never eaten anything that does not conform to the food laws. God replied,...
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