Essay On Discrimination In Australia

Muslim Australians experience discrimination and abuse on a daily basis. It is prime time that this should be put to full stop in Australia. Communities say the discrimination has been particularly noticeable since the Lindt Cafe siege last year. Research has shown that while 20 percent of Catholics face discrimination, 48 percent of Muslims are experienced with discrimination. This places them at the top when it comes to harsh pointing out of religious differences. They are not a risk to the country, there may be some that commit horrific crimes, but compared to those great Muslims, this number is ample.
By taking in no refugees is how our national leaders respond to extremism. Multiculturalism is the badge of our national identity, yet today in Australia, we have racist political parties who reply to extremism with great hatred towards other races. We want Australian Muslims to know that racist extremists do not speak for us, they do not speak for the Parliament, and they do not speak for the vast majority of Australians, who deeply value the people in this community as neighbours, citizens and friends. …show more content…
And picking out those who commit horrendous extremism and then setting that the definition of that religion is no way to bring out Australia as being the second most multicultural and providing country in the world. Muslims are in fact great people. Limiting the amount of them coming into the country will not block us from extremist sites watched by our prying eyes. Many Muslims in other countries face much more poverty and struggle than we could imagine. Declining these people from getting a getting a better life is entirely inhumane and should not be seen as just a regulation in Australia. Our country is slowly becoming like Mississippi and Texas where discrimination is just part of their daily