Discrimination has been existent in America since the dawn of time. In some form or another, people have compared themselves to their peers based on looks or intellect. Those who belonged to a particular group or had a particular characteristic, whether good or not, were cast aside, a pariah, to society. Direct and indirect forms of discrimination can be seen in everyday life. In my opinion, I believe it is morally wrong to discriminate anyone. I also believe that no matter what we do, there will always be discrimination against other people, regardless of the circumstances.
Discrimination is wrong for many reasons. First off, it separates people from each other. It gives people a reason to not wake up in the morning for fear of being judged …show more content…
When it comes to disability, a person may be denied a job because of it. In consequence of their disability, they are not allowed to do certain things like other people who have none. However, most employers use this excuse to protect the disabled person from getting hurt more than they already are. A person in a wheelchair shouldn’t be exposed to working conditions that involve lifting heavy objects or climbing. They’re too much of a liability for their employer and their coworkers. There are some occasions when it can be considered morally acceptable to give a particular group more privilege than the rest in order to make atonements for unfair treatment in the past. I believe this is done in order to help build trust between different communities, which is needed to slowly eliminate discrimination altogether. However, if situations like these backfire and take a turn for the worst, not only will it create more social unrest in the country than it already is, but it will also make discrimination less justifiable in its good intention.
Discrimination is wrong. It leads to civil unrest. It can lead to the point where lives are endangered as a result of so much hate or worse, life may not be worth living because discrimination is all they’ve seen in their life. As long as there’s hate in the hearts of people, discrimination will keep growing. If there’s ever a time when discrimination can be
Discrimination is wrong for many reasons. First off, it separates people from each other. It gives people a reason to not wake up in the morning for fear of being judged …show more content…
When it comes to disability, a person may be denied a job because of it. In consequence of their disability, they are not allowed to do certain things like other people who have none. However, most employers use this excuse to protect the disabled person from getting hurt more than they already are. A person in a wheelchair shouldn’t be exposed to working conditions that involve lifting heavy objects or climbing. They’re too much of a liability for their employer and their coworkers. There are some occasions when it can be considered morally acceptable to give a particular group more privilege than the rest in order to make atonements for unfair treatment in the past. I believe this is done in order to help build trust between different communities, which is needed to slowly eliminate discrimination altogether. However, if situations like these backfire and take a turn for the worst, not only will it create more social unrest in the country than it already is, but it will also make discrimination less justifiable in its good intention.
Discrimination is wrong. It leads to civil unrest. It can lead to the point where lives are endangered as a result of so much hate or worse, life may not be worth living because discrimination is all they’ve seen in their life. As long as there’s hate in the hearts of people, discrimination will keep growing. If there’s ever a time when discrimination can be