"We don't have any," (Lee 137). This quote demonstrates how an African American church varies from a white church, and it shifts Scout's viewpoint. By...

“Francis looked at me carefully, concluded that I had been sufficiently subdued, and crooned softly N*****-lover…” This time, I split my knuckle to th...

There are several incidences of discrimination in the book, but one that stands out to me is when Mr. Radley shot at Jem while Dill, Jem, and Scout we...

“He ain’t company, Cal he’s just a Cunningham.” Scout uses this remark to support her criticism of Walter’s eating habits. She doesn’t seem to perceiv...

I think this is a great explanation for Xenophobia. My best friend is Asian American and she's been discriminated against by her own friends. It's gro...

I have not been discriminated against personally for believing in my religion but I have seen it happen around me and it's sad, to say the least. It's...

I'd like to add that I believe the most widely known occurring kinds of discrimination are discrimination against people of certain skin colors and pe...

My article explains and talks about each different group of people, race, etc. that face discrimination and how we all have the right to be treated eq...

What discrimination means to me is prejudice or bias against one or more races, cultures, religions, genders, or age groups.