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Discrimination is "the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex. "There are many types of discrimination. Some of them are based on race, sex, appearance, age, and disability. 

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Discrimination is "the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex. "There are many types of discrimination. Some of them are based on race, sex, appearance, age, and disability. 

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Race discrimination is when people are treated differently based on what they look like, such as the color of their skin, physical features, or their race. 

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Race discrimination is when people are treated differently based on what they look like, such as the color of their skin, physical features, or their race. 

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https://www.cdc.gov/eeo/faqs/discrimination.htm#3
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Sex discrimination is when someone is physically or verbally assaulted in a sexual way. This can include comments, gestures, or physical contact. Sex discrimination can also occur when someone is treated differently based on gender. 

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Sex discrimination is when someone is physically or verbally assaulted in a sexual way. This can include comments, gestures, or physical contact. Sex discrimination can also occur when someone is treated differently based on gender. 

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https://www.cdc.gov/eeo/faqs/discrimination.htm#3
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Discrimination based on appearance is when people are treated different based on how they look. This could be someone being judged for having tattoos, or treated differently because their clothes aren't as nice as others. 

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Discrimination based on appearance is when people are treated different based on how they look. This could be someone being judged for having tattoos, or treated differently because their clothes aren't as nice as others. 

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https://www.cdc.gov/eeo/faqs/discrimination.htm#3
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Dinitia asked Jeannette for help on an English assignment. Dinitia couldn't come to Jeannette's house because, "Erma had made it clear how she felt about  black people." (page number 142)Jeannette asked uncle Stanley for a ride, but when she told him where she was going, he said, "That's niggerville." (page 142) He didn't want his friend to drive there, so Jeannette had to walk. Jeannette did not agree with Erma or uncle Stanley. She stood up for her beliefs and values.

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Dinitia asked Jeannette for help on an English assignment. Dinitia couldn't come to Jeannette's house because, "Erma had made it clear how she felt about  black people." (page number 142)Jeannette asked uncle Stanley for a ride, but when she told him where she was going, he said, "That's niggerville." (page 142) He didn't want his friend to drive there, so Jeannette had to walk. Jeannette did not agree with Erma or uncle Stanley. She stood up for her beliefs and values.

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Jeannette was being bullied by Dinitia and her gang. "As we fought, they called me poor and ugly and dirty, and it was hard to argue the point." (page number 140) Jeannette was afraid to tell her mom about getting beat up because she thought her mom would step in and make matters worse. She was also afraid to tell Dad about it because she "didn't want to sound like a whiner." (page 140) She was also afraid he would show up at school and make things worse.

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Jeannette was being bullied by Dinitia and her gang. "As we fought, they called me poor and ugly and dirty, and it was hard to argue the point." (page number 140) Jeannette was afraid to tell her mom about getting beat up because she thought her mom would step in and make matters worse. She was also afraid to tell Dad about it because she "didn't want to sound like a whiner." (page 140) She was also afraid he would show up at school and make things worse.

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When Jeannette and Brian met the principal in Welch, he seemed to judge them based on their appearance. "The principal looked at Brian and me, with our unwashed hair and our thin desert clothes. His face took on a sour, skeptical expression." (page 136) Because the principal spoke with a strong accent, Brian and Jeannette could not understand him. Mom had to repeat what he was asking. Then when Jeannette answered the principal, he couldn't understand her because she talked faster than he was used to. "The principal decided that Brian and I were both a bit slow and had speech impediments that made it difficult for others to understand us. He placed us both in special classes for students with learning disabilities." (page 137) Jeannette was impacted by this because she didn't have a learning disability, she was actually very smart. Being put in special classes was disrupting her education, because it was holding her back.

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When Jeannette and Brian met the principal in Welch, he seemed to judge them based on their appearance. "The principal looked at Brian and me, with our unwashed hair and our thin desert clothes. His face took on a sour, skeptical expression." (page 136) Because the principal spoke with a strong accent, Brian and Jeannette could not understand him. Mom had to repeat what he was asking. Then when Jeannette answered the principal, he couldn't understand her because she talked faster than he was used to. "The principal decided that Brian and I were both a bit slow and had speech impediments that made it difficult for others to understand us. He placed us both in special classes for students with learning disabilities." (page 137) Jeannette was impacted by this because she didn't have a learning disability, she was actually very smart. Being put in special classes was disrupting her education, because it was holding her back.

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One label associated with gender discrimination is that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If a boy dresses like a girl or a girl dresses like a boy, they might be discriminated against. 

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One label associated with gender discrimination is that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If a boy dresses like a girl or a girl dresses like a boy, they might be discriminated against. 

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Another label associated with discrimination is how white people and black people shouldn't hang out with each other. In the past, during the civil rights movement, black people were not allowed to use white bathrooms. 

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Another label associated with discrimination is how white people and black people shouldn't hang out with each other. In the past, during the civil rights movement, black people were not allowed to use white bathrooms. 

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Jeannette hung out with Dinitia and became friends with her when she was not supposed to. It was looked down upon in her society. As a woman, Jeannette overcame obstacles associated with her gender. She fought back and retaliated against Ernie and his gang. She also took care of herself and made her own living, even when she had a husband. 

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Jeannette hung out with Dinitia and became friends with her when she was not supposed to. It was looked down upon in her society. As a woman, Jeannette overcame obstacles associated with her gender. She fought back and retaliated against Ernie and his gang. She also took care of herself and made her own living, even when she had a husband. 