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Good day everyone, Today, we address discrimination, an ongoing issue shaping
our world. What is Discrimination? Discrimination involves treating individuals
unequally based on traits like race, gender, age, disability, religion, or sexual orientation. It manifests in various forms, and it typically has harmful consequences. It negatively affects individuals in varying ways, both directly and indirectly. Discrimination divides us, harms people, and violates fundamental principles of fairness, equality, and human worth. Discrimination robs individuals of their inherent value, it implies that a person's identity, whether defined by race, religion, or sexual orientation, diminishes their eligibility for respect, prospects, or fairness. It includes not only racial bias but also discrimination based on gender, disability, religious beliefs, and so on. Racial discrimination is a prominent and pervasive form that deprives communities due to their race or ethnicity. Its historical impact still affects access to education, healthcare, and justice worldwide. Another common type of discrimination is Gender Discrimination. Individuals of different genders, especially women, often face unequal opportunities. From wage disparities to underrepresentation in leadership positions, they encounter significant barriers. Disability Discrimination: People with disabilities oare overlooked, but they also often face barriers that somewhat divide them from society, including physical limitations, institutional obstacles, and social biases, which make it challenging for them to fully participate. It deprives them from receiving education, and from getting a job in most cases. Religious Discrimination: Many communities grapple with religious discrimination, where individuals face ostracism, exclusion, or even persecution based on their beliefs or lack thereof. One's religious freedom, including the right to practice without fear of punishment, is a fundamental human right. LGBTQ+ individuals have faced extensive struggles for recognition, respect, and basic human rights. From fighting for equal marriage rights to the freedom to live and work openly, LGBTQ+ people have overcome significant obstacles to live authentically. Discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals not only violate their human rights but also inhibits them from fully participating in and contributing to society. The battle against discrimination begins with recognizing and confronting our own biases. We must actively challenge prejudice and speak up against injustices. By embracing diversity and inclusion, we can foster a society that values the worth of all individuals and protect the rights of every member. When we devalue the rights of one person, we weaken our entire community. Conversely, by promoting inclusivity, we can strengthen our society, and finally unite us, as one. Thank you