By Jager Prys.  Discrimination is unequal treatment of humans being.  Discrimination can mainly occurs in terms of gender, skin color, race, religion,

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By Jager Prys

 Discrimination is unequal treatment of humans being.  Discrimination can mainly occurs in terms of gender, skin color, race, religion, age and nationality.  Discrimination is a violation of human rights

 Everyone on this planet deserves to have equal opportunity as much as the person next to them.  No human should be judge differently because they are not as similar.  All humans should have the right to an equal opportunity.

 America in the 1800s have always discriminated people; the color of their skin and it didn’t end until discrimination of African Americans in the 1960s  It not just America think about how the Nazi tried to discriminated Jews by trying to eliminate every single one of them in the 1940s.  Humans always discriminated each other as far back as 1700s and beyond!

 Being discriminated can lead a person into tight situations.  The fact that a women only makes 77 cnets for every dollar a man makes can be hurtful on a single mother  Not getting hired because of your ethnicity can leave many unemployed.  Some will be so left out they just take their own lives.

 Just about Everywhere  Discrimination isn't just a human right being broken by governments. It happen in just about every country and it still happens in America.  It happens within our streets, in schools and especially online.  People are basically bullied if they don’t fit in or are the same.

 Make some poster to bring awareness.  Don’t make jokes that involve curse words or that offends someone based on what makes the different.  Stop the support of one being called out for their difference.

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