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the exclusion of a member of a majority class not commonly discriminated against, to compensate for the traditional discrimination against a minority member is known as

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It is to be noted that the exclusion of a member of a majority class not commonly discriminated against, to compensate for the traditional discrimination against a minority member is known as Reverse Discrimination.

What is reverse Discrimination?

The phrase "reverse discrimination" refers to a sort of discrimination in which members of a majority or historically advantaged group (such as Caucasians or men) are discriminated against because of their race, gender, age, or other protected trait.

What is are examples of Reverse Discrimination?

• Failure to promote a well-qualified employee (in favor of a less qualified employee or candidate)
• Firing or demoting an employee based on race or gender
• Using race or gender to make employment choices, are all examples of Reverse Discrimination.

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