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777dan777 [17]
2 years ago
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El sicnificado de Xenofobia e Intolerancia

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Alchen [17]2 years ago
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La xenofobia (/seno'fobja/ o /ʃeno'fobja/)[1] es la fobia o rechazo al extranjero o inmigrante, cuyas manifestaciones pueden ir desde el simple rechazo, pasando por diversos tipos de agresiones y, en algunos casos, desembocar en un asesinato. La mayoría de las veces la xenofobia se basa en el sentimiento exacerbado de protección de una nación, aunque también puede ir unida al racismo, o discriminación ejercida en función de la etnia

butalik [34]2 years ago
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La xenofobia:

​ es la fobia o rechazo al extranjero o inmigrante, cuyas manifestaciones pueden ir desde el simple rechazo, pasando por diversos tipos de agresiones y, en algunos casos, desembocar en un asesinato. La mayoría de las veces la xenofobia se basa en el sentimiento exacerbado de protección de una nación, aunque también puede ir unida al racismo, o discriminación ejercida en función de la etnia.

El intolerancia:

La intolerancia se define como la falta de habilidad y voluntad de tolerar algo. En la intolerancia cultural no se aceptan costumbres y tradiciones de otras personas, de raza, de otra comunidad, sexualidad, municipio, religión o país.
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