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Vladimir79 [104]
3 years ago
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Why looks are the last bastion of discrimination comprehension questions?

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Georgia [21]3 years ago
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An Individual's looks are considered to be the last bastion of discrimination, because during the old times, people with deformities or people who are unsightly to see are not wanted to be seen by other individuals and they are discriminated by the people around them. People with good looks are evaluated better than those who are less good looking.
DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago
5 0
An Individual's appearance is thought-about to be the last bastion of discrimination, as a result of throughout the past times, individuals with deformities or people that are unpleasant to examine aren't needed to be seen by different people and that they are discriminated by the individuals around them. individuals with attractiveness are evaluated higher than those that are less smart looking.

Explanation:


That is, discrimination supported<span> race, colour, gender, </span>and others<span> of </span>the same<span> nature </span>within the<span> work </span>surroundings<span>. </span>within the<span> past </span>folks<span> were judged by their </span>look<span> they </span>got<span> priority on the basis of their physical appearance </span>and therefore the<span> financial </span>standing<span> they were having.there was </span>an enormous<span> difference between </span>class<span> and </span><span>social class.
The lower class people were not given any rights and they were not allowed to sit side by side with the upper-class people </span>
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