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Prejudice against teenage pregnancy means unfairly judging and treating young mothers based on stereotypes. This may cause individuals to be despised, encounter difficulties in achieving their goals of both education or job, while getting insufficient support. It's unjust because everyone, regardless of age or circumstance, deserves respect and assistance.

Vianney Mave Naayao

9 - St. Ignatius of Loyola

That would be a complete nightmare, and hopefully, we’ve all been able to move on relatively well from our mistakes in the past. However, this nightmare is a reality for prison inmates. They don’t have the luxury of “moving on” from their mistake. Their whole life centers around one bad decision they made when they were younger. They are stuck in the past - in a continuous loop. Many of these crimes are petty crimes, such as drugs or theft, that simply escalated into bigger charges. There are many reasons why a young person could fall into a life of petty crimes.

Perhaps they turned to drugs during a hard time in their life, or maybe they had to steal food from grocery stores to survive. In each of these situations, one bad thing led to another, and before they knew it, they were behind bars. While in prison, inmates can feel alienated and like they have no one to turn to. The worst thing is that often, they’re right. This problem really rears it’s head once they get out of prison. Their prior mistakes can really come back to haunt them. Often, ex-inmates have trouble getting back on their feet after they are released from prison.

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Overseas Filipino Workers, known as OFWs, are always depicted as the caregivers of their families. There is some misconception that they are all given high salaries since they are in a different country and are neglectful of their families left behind in the Philippines. In reality, they are getting paid equally, and their expenses are also high, which doesn’t make any difference when it comes to our country. Some people also say that the OFWs are uneducated and less skilled and are responsible for the lack of workers in the country because most of them are now working in different countries. These prejudices often overlook the sacrifices, hard work, and dedication of OFWs who seek better opportunities abroad to support their families and improve their lives and the lives of their loved ones.

Prejudice against Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) appears in a few different ways. People believe that OFWs are unskilled and disposable workers who are not treated as equals by their employers. Some people think OFWs are inferior to locals and should not be hired. Immigration policies often make it difficult for OFWs to stay in other countries. OFWs are often viewed as a burden on the Philippines' economy and culture.

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The Prejudice against Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW's) is sadly not uncommon, some individuals may view them as a person "abandoning their own country" by finding jobs abroad rather that staying in their own country and getting a job there. They are also looked up as people who live a lavish life because they live in another country to work, inclusion to that is the goods and gifts they ship to their family where people think that they have gotten rich and is living a good life, which in reality they are not. There is another side that people don't know about OFW's going abroad to work, and in reality is that they are not rich, they also don't live a lavish life. They even sometimes don't get enough wages and are given less than what they are promised of, some also just live in a small place that is affordable. They even encounter mistreatments, discrimination and other thing that are bad from other people in the country they work for abroad.

Many also say that they go abroad to find someone rich and live a good life since that they did not study and are not skilled enough to work which is why they work there and not in their own country, they are also blamed for the lack of people who work in their own country when in reality they just want to make their lives better by working hard to earn for their family back in their own country since they see greater opportunities in other countries, some of the OFW's even have a degree from their school and are skilled enough and just work there to get more knowledge to bring back to their own country.

These are just some of the prejudices that are often done or thought by people wherein the the things they do are being hidden under the rock and not seen by many which make their efforts go to waste, where they only want is to improve their lives by finding better opportunities in other places like abroad. Because of people's envy, they are often seen and treated differently by many.