Discrimination

The most current research on the well-being of entertainment workers has been sponsored by charity organizations such as Behind the Scenes in the United States (US) and the Film and Television Charity in the United Kingdom (UK). Scholarly and peer-reviewed research is limited. Research conducted by both charities has highlighted…

Rising above discrimination The display picture of this post successfully portrays the horrors of systematic discrimination wherein a human being is snatched off from its human rights. One thing I could never make heads or tails of is the prevalent caste system. The four varnas which were heavily dependent on…

I want to talk about Roe v. Wade. Firstly, I want to address the pro-lifers, or at least the people who are sitting on that side of the court (crazy that there’s even a court, when there is SO much nuance to issues like these, but that’s our reality). I…

A new report from the Led By Foundation raises concern that Muslim women are found to be discriminated against in the Indian Job market. The study conducted by LedBy foundation, titled Hiring Bias: Employment for Muslim women at entry-level roles over a 10-month period found that for every two work calls a Hindu woman receives, a Muslim woman only receives one. Read full story on Groundreport.in

There’s many things about going to graduate school to become a professional mental health counselor that you must find out along the way, as you grow as a person and future counselor in your studies. These things include the need to re-examine all biases (ALL biases), learning to talk about…

By Carllethe Peterson About 145 children die yearly if not more in my city and my son was one of them. I’m not the only parent who has lost their child to street violence. What’s more, my brother and nephew were also killed in Chicago. Is it because they were criminals? Is it because they were Black? Or because they were in the wrong place at the wrong…

To be fair, she’d (her name isn’t JK Rowling) probably describe herself as gender-critical instead. She started her conversation with me as follows: “My question for you is this: If one can be “transgender” then why is it not possible to be “transracial”? As a woman, I am mystified by…

To June. There lived a girl called ‘Gaijin’ in Japan, The word means ‘foreigner’ though she was raised In Tokyo. She spoke their tongue as they can, But looked not like them, that’s why they were crazed. She used to run to bathroom not to pee, But to flee from girls curse her all the time. She had to take her lunch behind a tree, As though her eating meals is such a crime. They said “Go back to your own country, now!” Like her mere presence there is not allowed. And like she must find ‘her country’ somehow, Outside the country where she couldn’t be proud.