1) Summarize the incident.
The issues of experiencing discrimination, within the LGB community and their right to live in respectable neighborhoods, bring attention to social issues and medical health complications for the victim and the person offended.
2) How might this situation affect the victim?
The victim, an LGB minority of experienced discrimination and the effects of inequality, leads to serious medical concerns, which leads seeking medical assistance because of mental health concerns arising from stress.
3) How might it affect the offending person or institution?
The person might feel responsible for any negative results or actions happening against the victim. On the other hand, the person offended might seek counsel or …show more content…
Another key point is that an obese person may even take their life because of bullying and torture, which becomes unbearable and isolation or even …show more content…
The offending person judges the person and looks down as if they’re disgusted as to why the victim chose to be the way there are.
3) How do situations like this affect society as a whole?
Generally speaking, the seriousness of obesity has opened doors for society and the medical field to make a point to fight against obesity. It’s ever so real because, when you have the First Lady, Mrs. Michelle Obama implements nutritional plans to counteract against obesity. It influences others to do the same and fight for social change
Reference:
Magallares, A., Luna, B., Garriga, M., Botella-Carretero, J. I., & Morales, J. F. (2016). Subtle discrimination and subjective well-being in obese patients: The personal/group discrimination discrepancy. Stigma And Health, 1(3), 156-165. doi:10.1037/sah0000021
Tran, A. T. (2015). In these spaces: Perceived neighborhood quality as a protective factor against discrimination for lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) adults. Psychology Of Sexual Orientation And Gender Diversity, 2(3), 345-352.
The issues of experiencing discrimination, within the LGB community and their right to live in respectable neighborhoods, bring attention to social issues and medical health complications for the victim and the person offended.
2) How might this situation affect the victim?
The victim, an LGB minority of experienced discrimination and the effects of inequality, leads to serious medical concerns, which leads seeking medical assistance because of mental health concerns arising from stress.
3) How might it affect the offending person or institution?
The person might feel responsible for any negative results or actions happening against the victim. On the other hand, the person offended might seek counsel or …show more content…
Another key point is that an obese person may even take their life because of bullying and torture, which becomes unbearable and isolation or even …show more content…
The offending person judges the person and looks down as if they’re disgusted as to why the victim chose to be the way there are.
3) How do situations like this affect society as a whole?
Generally speaking, the seriousness of obesity has opened doors for society and the medical field to make a point to fight against obesity. It’s ever so real because, when you have the First Lady, Mrs. Michelle Obama implements nutritional plans to counteract against obesity. It influences others to do the same and fight for social change
Reference:
Magallares, A., Luna, B., Garriga, M., Botella-Carretero, J. I., & Morales, J. F. (2016). Subtle discrimination and subjective well-being in obese patients: The personal/group discrimination discrepancy. Stigma And Health, 1(3), 156-165. doi:10.1037/sah0000021
Tran, A. T. (2015). In these spaces: Perceived neighborhood quality as a protective factor against discrimination for lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) adults. Psychology Of Sexual Orientation And Gender Diversity, 2(3), 345-352.