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Social Issues and Identity - Social Justice

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to accept
to accept
[Verb]

to admit or allow someone's presence or participation

Ex: The organization accepts new members who share its mission and values. 
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bias
bias
[noun]

an unfair preference or tendency that influences judgment

Ex: The researchers tried to eliminate bias from the selection process. 
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biased
biased
[Adjective]

having a preference or unfair judgment toward one side or viewpoint over others

Ex: The journalist's article was criticized for being biased towards a particular political party. 
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to discriminate

to unfairly treat a person or group of people based on their sex, race, etc.

Ex: The company was accused of discriminating against women in its hiring practices. 
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discrimination

the unfair treatment of a person or group based on characteristics such as race, sex, age, or religion

Ex: The company was accused of discrimination against older workers. 
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elite
elite
[noun]

a small group considered the most powerful, successful, skilled, or privileged within a society or organization

Ex: The country's political elite gathered for the annual conference. 
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equal
equal
[Adjective]

(of people) provided with the same opportunities, rights, or status, regardless of their characteristics or background

Ex: In a just society, everyone should be equal before the law, regardless of their social status. 
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equality
equality
[noun]

the state of having the same rights, opportunities, treatment, or social status as others

Ex: The organization campaigns for greater equality in the workplace. 
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feminism
feminism
[noun]

the movement that supports equal rights and opportunities for women and men

Ex: She learned about feminism in school. 
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feminist
feminist
[noun]

a person who supports feminism and advocates equal rights and opportunities for women

Ex: She described herself as a feminist from an early age. 
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gender gap

the differences between men and women's rights, opportunities, and treatment in society

Ex: The gender gap in pay persists, with women earning, on average, less than their male counterparts for the same work. 
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harmony
harmony
[noun]

a state in which people, ideas, or actions are peaceful, compatible, and in agreement

Ex: The two communities have lived together in harmony for decades. 
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human right

one of a series of rights that every human being must have

Ex: Freedom of speech and expression is a fundamental human right that allows individuals to voice their opinions without fear of censorship or retaliation. 
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inequality

an unfair difference in status, opportunities, resources, or treatment between people or groups

Ex: The report highlights growing inequality between wealthy and low-income families. 
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justice
justice
[noun]

a behavior or treatment that is fair and just

Ex: The victim's family sought justice through the court system for the crimes committed against their loved one. 
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prejudice
prejudice
[noun]

an unfair and unreasonable opinion or attitude formed without sufficient knowledge or consideration

Ex: The campaign aims to reduce prejudice against people with disabilities. 
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right
right
[noun]

a thing that someone is legally, officially, or morally allowed to do or have

Ex: Everyone has the right to free speech. 
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sexism
sexism
[noun]

the belief or behavior that one sex is less important, capable, or valuable than the other

Ex: She spoke out against sexism at work. 
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sexist
sexist
[noun]

someone who treats people of their opposite gender unfairly, especially toward women

Ex: She was called a sexist for making derogatory comments about women. 
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social justice

the fair treatment of all people in society, ensuring equal access to opportunities, rights, and resources, regardless of background or status

Ex: Social justice advocates work to ensure everyone has equal access to education and healthcare. 
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tension
tension
[noun]

hidden animosity or unexpressed conflict between people, creating an uncomfortable atmosphere

Ex: The tension between the coworkers was palpable, though neither spoke a harsh word. 
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tolerance
tolerance
[noun]

a habitual or characteristic openness to allowing others freedom of choice and behavior

Ex: His tolerance for alternative lifestyles impressed colleagues. 
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tolerant
tolerant
[Adjective]

showing respect to what other people say or do even when one disagrees with them

Ex: The tolerant teacher encouraged open discussions in the classroom, fostering an environment where students felt free to express diverse viewpoints without fear of judgment. 
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victim
victim
[noun]

a person who has been harmed, injured, or killed due to a crime, accident, etc.

Ex: The victim of the robbery was left shaken but unharmed after the ordeal. 
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