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3 years ago

5 important points about discrimination, this’s important, please answer.

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Ahat [919]3 years ago

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Answer:

discrimination can happen to anyone

Explanation:

1.) Anybody can be discriminated even though we are all the same

2.) Differences are the main reason for discrimination

3.)A group or a certain amount of people can be discriminated against

4.) Everyone learn to discriminate

5.)I'm sorry I'm stuck on this

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