Step 1: What does the word "Discrimination" mean to you?

The web page "Religion or Belief Discrimination" talks about the different types of religious discrimination and when it is lawful or not. Religion or belief discrimination is when one person treats another person differently because of their religion or beliefs. People are protected from religious discrimination because of the Equality Act. The 4 main types of discrimination are direct discrimination, indirect discrimination, harassment, and victimization. Being discriminated against because of your beliefs is unlawful in most situations. There are, however, situations where discrimination is lawful. Lawful discrimination usually pertains to a job.

“Religion or Belief Discrimination.” Religion or Belief Discrimination | Equality and Human Rights Commission, www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/advice-and-guidance/religion-or-belief-discrimination. September 13, 2021.

Denying a person something because of at least one characteristic.

singling out a group if people in ways

different treatment based off people or things

Picking and choosing people based on "how they should be" due to social and societal standards.

being rude to someone who isn't the same as you

Discrimination is the act of treating someone differently, or poorly, because of an atribute that may be physical, or mental.

people being mean to people who are different 

Excluding people or picking on people for the way they look,there color/national origin

Singling someone based on a certain thing about them

Discrimination could be treating someone poorly or differently due to race, religion, etc.

Discrimination is putting down someone or miss treating someone because of certain characteristics. it's taking away resources from someone just based on something they cannot help or change.

Treating others different based on race, religion, gender, etc.

Limiting someone and their opportunities based off of something that may be considered "different" about them.

Discrimination is negative thinking and or actions towards people in a certain classification of people because of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, and more.

Rejecting or treating someone differently based on race, religion, gender, or age.

Discrimination is choosing one person over another based on personal opinion or bias