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Stereotype

A fixed idea or image of a group of people

Prejudice

Judging a person before you know them, on the basis of a stereotype

Discrimination

Treating someone unfairly because of prejudice

Positive Discrimination

Treating a minority that is usually discriminated against with special favour

Racism

Prejudice or discrimination against someone on the grounds of ethnic origin

Sexism

Prejudice or discrimination against someone on the grounds of gender

Asylum seeker

Someone seeking safety in another country

Equality

The belief that everyone should be treated the same

Diversity

The belief that everyone has the right to express their differences

Scapegoat

Someone who is blamed for things that may not be their fault

Segregation

Keeping different groups of people (e.g. ethnic groups) separate

Jim Crow Laws

Laws in the southern states of America that discriminated against black people

Non-violent direct action

Using means other than violence to challenge injustice directly (e.g. sit-ins, boycotts)

Civil disobedience

Deliberately disobeying the law because it is unjust

Boycott

Refusing to buy or use something (e.g. public transport)

Rosa Parks

Black woman who refused to give up her seat to a white man on a Montgomery bus in 1956.

Martin Luther King

Leader of the black Civil Rights Movement in the United States; assassinated in 1968

Oppresion

Treating a minority unfairly

Political Correctness

The idea that you can change language so that if offends nobody