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South Africa is a nation where gender discrimination is increasing every year. Many women march to the Union Buildings hoping to have opportunities to resist gender discrimination. The ability to change society for women means a total resocialization and transformation of humanity.

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Regions Where Reduced Inequalities is a Huge Problem

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Regions Where Reduced Inequalities is a Huge Problem

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There are many regions where there are reduced inequalities. However, the regions where there are inequalities increase.

Regions such as Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa income levels have gotten better but inequality there is the highest in the world.

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Rising inequality: A major issue of our time

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Zia Qureshi discusses the recent trend of rising inter- and intra-country inequality and what policies could help mitigate it.

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I think I want to research health care inequalities which must be addressed to reach one goal for the SDG #10. I will focus on Ghana and the reason why they have unequal access to services, unequal health outcomes, and unequal quality of care. I want to research this because I think it is very important to make sure everyone has equal healthcare, and it is very important to know why Ghana doesn't have the healthcare access they need.

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This goal speaks to me because I want to be able to know and understand how my life will be affected in the future and now. It also helps me understand how different life is for others and what they can go through.

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Goal 10 | Department of Economic and Social Affairs

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Reduce inequality within and among countries

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Why is it important to reduce inequalities?

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Why is it important to reduce inequalities?

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Being able reduce inequalities can help because not only does it affect the economic and social development, it also can reduce people's sense of fulfillment and self worth.

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Issues in Europe: “At what point does inequality become a drag on economic growth or a threat to social order? 

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Issues in Europe: “At what point does inequality become a drag on economic growth or a threat to social order? 

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This article touched based on what actions are necessary to understand the causes and consequences of inequality. They mentioned many goals which can help in understanding and realizing what inequalities are severe in Europe. An action they talked about having is that having research facilities that seek to increase their knowledge. The EU (European Union) participated in many projects such as , Consultative Group to Assist the Poor & Bridging the Gap. Reducing these inequalities helps to promote and protect human rights.

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Tackling inequalities is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). SDG 10 aims at reducing by 2030 inequalities that persist within and among countries and that are based on income, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, race, class, ethnicity, religion and opportunity.

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Graph on How Asian people felt after the COVID-19 Pandemic

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This graph is a great source because it is so unbelievable how many Asians are discriminated. It is also very surprising that because of the COVID-19 pandemic many Asians were discriminated against MORE during the COVID-19. It is absolutely disgusting for people to go against a race just because it came from their country. There was this one quote I kept seeing, "Fight the virus not the people," and "Racism is a virus." Many people begin to protest to voice out to people how Asian people are people too.

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Something that really caught my attention from the website was that there are different goals under the main topic. One goal that stood out to me was that they wanted to ensure people have equal opportunities and eliminating discriminatory laws.

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Title: "From where I stand: 'With every thread I wove…I was weaving away my sorrows'"

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Title: "From where I stand: 'With every thread I wove…I was weaving away my sorrows'"

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This was an incredible and heart touching story. It talked about how a woman who suffered in Syria. She saw both her sons get killed, she felt as if she had no purpose in life, she wanted to just give up. She then found a program made by the UN Women that helped her achieve some sort of hope in her life. She now helps others that felt the same way she did!

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From where I stand: “With every thread I wove…I was weaving away my sorrows”

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At 47, Emm Ali has experienced immense loss. A Syrian refugee living in the Za’atari refugee camp in Jordan since 2013, she found a sense of purpose as she joined UN Women’s cash-for-work programme and started weaving carpets. The cash-for-work programme is the largest employer of women refugees in the camp.

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This company is representative of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America who respect international laws in order to protect human rights. Since the world is going through so many problems, this company comes together to make actions for solutions to the problems.

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OluTimehin Adegbeye speaking with Chris Anderson - TED Talk

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OluTimehin Adegbeye speaking with Chris Anderson - TED Talk

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OluTimehin mentions how people should really open their eyes and how people forget that small motives have huge impacts in people's lives. To "step into someone's shoes," when trying to understand the injustices and inequalities happening.

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Finding the courage to stand against injustice | OluTimehin Adegbeye  speaking with Chris Anderson

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Partnerships to help partake in this situation globally.

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Partnerships to help partake in this situation globally.

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There have been many partnerships that have helped in this issue. Companies like G7 Labor Ministers have helped with their knowledge of social, employment, and labor issues. The World Bank has also helped with their knowledge and monetary help.

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Over the past decade, inequality has become one of the most complex and vexing challenges in the global economy. Inequality of opportunity. Inequality across generations. Inequality between women and men. And, of course, inequality of income and wealth . They are all present in our societies and-unfortunately- in many countries they are growing.

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Tackling inequalities through inclusive science, technology and innovation

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Tackling inequalities through inclusive science, technology and innovation

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One of the goals for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is to make sure that they are reaching towards the poor and vulnerable. They address challenges such as poor access to health care and distaste risks. The STI Forum make an important point of how the role of technology and innovation play to achieve these goals by 2030. They have come up with ideas such as space satellites to promote universal access to energy in Africa, awareness towards misinformation and how that affects people especially migrants, using technology for data and finally coming to a conclusion for solutions.

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Tackling inequality through inclusive science, technology, and innovation | UNSSC | United Nations System Staff College

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The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development puts an emphasis on reaching the poorest and most vulnerable to ensure that we leave no one behind.

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Social Discrimination in Central and South America

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Social Discrimination in Central and South America

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Latin American countries have remained the second most unequal region in the world. Some groups face more inequality than others. Many women are still not able to match the labor work with men, LGBT+ people face so much discrimination. Racial minorities aren’t seen as powerful and lack recognition as economic and political people. There is very low economic growth and low productivity. Being able to understand all of what I listed is crucial two we can break free from these discriminations.

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Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is a region in a high-inequality low-growth trap.

Despite decades of progress, the region remains the second most unequal in the world, and countries in LAC exhibit higher income inequality than those in other regions at similar development levels.

Inequality, like poverty, is multidimensional and goes beyond income. Some groups suffer greater inequality than others and in various dimensions.

For women, the playing field in the labour market is still not level.

LGBT+ people face discrimination in possibly every aspect of their lives. Ethnic and racial minorities lack recognition as active economic and political agents.

The region is also characterized by very volatile and, on average, low economic growth, associated with low productivity and poor productivity dynamics.

Understanding the nature of the trap, the common factors underlying it, and their complex interactions is the first step to breaking free from it. This report aims to start a conversation by examining some of those factors.

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Trapped? Inequality and Economic Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is a region in a high-inequality low-growth trap. Despite decades of progress, the region remains the second most unequal in the world, and countries in LAC exhibit higher income inequality than those in other regions at similar development levels. Inequality, like poverty, is multidimensional and goes beyond income.

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The Conservation: Religious Discrimination Bill

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The Conservation: Religious Discrimination Bill

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This bill affects so many existing protections for not only people with faith but women, LGBTQIA+ people, people with disabilities, and people with racial and cultural backgrounds. The bill overrides existing discrimination protections for other groups in Australia. This bill basically says that a person can make a statement that humiliates, intimidates or ridicules people as long as they can prove it was religious.

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Religious Discrimination Bill is a mess that risks privileging people of faith above all others

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This proposed bill goes much further than other discrimination laws and weakens existing protections for many Australians.

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Some goals that are wanted to complete for this goal is

Promote social, economic and political inclusion of all people no matter their age, gender, disability, race, or anything that makes them "different" than how you are.

Equal opportunities

Have safe, regular, and responsible migration of people

Promote equal pay

Making sure everyone has an idea of how unequal people live life

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Iberdrola promotes equal opportunities and respect for diversity

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Iberdrola group contributes to society by creating wealth and promoting economic and social development. The company also promotes effective equality between men and women in access to employment, training, promotion and working conditions. It also provides support to workers with different abilities, facilitating labour integration and fostering diversity and social inclusion of vulnerable groups.

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Potential Solutions for Reduced Inequalities

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Potential Solutions for Reduced Inequalities

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What can we do to address Inequalities:

Invest more in health , education, social protection, and decent jobs for younger people, migrants, refugees, and other less fortunate communities.

Promote social and economic growth.

Eliminate discriminatory laws, policies and practices

Promote safe, regular, and responsible migration

Have well planned policies for refugees

These are a few things that should happen in order to reduce inequalities.

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The UNSD states that 1 in 6 people face discrimination in some form throughout their life. This is a very sad and eye opening statement. The Harvard school of Public Health has said that 31% of women have been discriminated against by their gender when applying for jobs. 57% of black Americans reported discrimination in pay and consideration for promotions. This is a very sad number to see.

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Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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Discrimination in America | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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Last fall the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health released the results of a series of surveys conducted in conjunction with National Public Radio and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. This is a selection of key findings.

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What are the specific healthcare challenges faced by less important communities, such as women, children, and the elderly, in Ghana?

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How does the availability of healthcare resources vary across different regions in Ghana, and what factors contribute to these differences?

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Issues in Regards to Reduced Inequalities

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Issues in Regards to Reduced Inequalities

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There are many issues that have to do with reduced Inequalities. While it is very upsetting to hear, it is very important to make sure what they are in order to be able to do something. Some things that happen are the low opportunities in economic ways based on gender, race, and ethnicity. There are also a lot of political barriers, which basically means that there is a lack of implementing policies to address inequalities. There's also racial inequality like discrimination in employment, housing, and education.

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What is next for the sustainable development goals, what are the challenges concerning SDG 10—reduced inequalities? - Sustainable Earth Reviews

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Examining the future trajectory of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) reveals that challenges persist in achieving their targets. While each SDG embodies unique aspirations, overarching challenges permeate its implementation. This paper, with its primary goal to raise awareness about the challenges of SDG 10, directs attention to the challenges surrounding SDG 10, focusing on reducing inequality within and among countries. Through a concise exploration, it identifies five major obstacles impeding progress toward this goal. Firstly, economic inequality poses a significant barrier, with disparities in income and wealth acting as major hindrances to achieving equality. Secondly, social exclusion exacerbates these inequalities, with marginalized groups such as minorities, women, and people with disabilities facing significant barriers to accessing resources and opportunities. Thirdly, political barriers, including a lack of political will and ineffective governance systems, are impeding efforts to address inequality and promote inclusive policies. The fourth challenge is unequal education and healthcare access, perpetuating social and economic disparities. Finally, global economic interdependence, driven by globalization, is exacerbating inequalities between countries, particularly in areas such as trade, finance, and technology access. By delineating these challenges within SDG 10, this paper aims to underscore the multifaceted nature of inequality and the imperative for targeted interventions to advance sustainable development. It’s important to note that addressing these challenges is not a task for one entity, but requires the collective efforts of all stakeholders. It necessitates innovative strategies and, most importantly, collaborative partnerships to foster a more equitable and inclusive world. Your involvement, as a key stakeholder, is crucial in this endeavor.

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Science Daily: Repeated experiences of racism most damaging to mental health

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Science Daily: Repeated experiences of racism most damaging to mental health

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No studies have been done where they find the impact on many attacks a person has had overtime and how that affects their mental health. Increased research showed how mental health problems were showed to be higher to rocials minorities who have experienced repeated racial discrimination. This research highlighted how harmful racism can be for the health of minorities. The more racism a person encounters the more they suffer from psychological distress.