Discrimination
Different types of discrimination in the world today.
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Witness to Discrimination: What Would You Do?
Witness to Discrimination: What Would You Do? Bystanders Turn Away When Muslim Actor Hired By 'Primetime' Encounters Hostility
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Disability Discrimination: Job Interview
Post - 2000 public information film. A woman with Down's Syndrome is being interviewed for a job, and becomes hesitant when the employer has a question for her - but it's not as bad as she expects.
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True Colors - Racial Discrimination in Everyday Life 1/2
Documentary on the "nature of today's prejudices." Follows two men (equal in all measurable aspects, except skin color) as they particpate in a variety of "everyday" life interactions and situations to test levels of prejudice based on skin colors. Shows how two young men in St. Louis, one white, one black, but otherwise similar in background, appearance, etc., are treated differently in various situations as they go about shopping, applying for work, and looking for rental housing. In the 1960s, black Americans were promised that this country would not judge people by the color of the their skin. Three decades later, this video investigates situations in which blacks and whites continue to be treated differently. Video raises the question of the relation between discrimination in everyday social exchanges and what sociology calls "structural racism," the systematic exclusion of people of color from full access to social resources. Where does this program root the problem? In the individual bias of a few people? Or are individuals expressions of a society based on white privilege? Does everyone who identifies as white have a stake in upholding the racial hierarchy with its tendency for white preferential treatment? On the other hand, what responsibility do European Americans have for eliminating or helping to eliminate racial preference? How would some of the problems indicated in the film be addressed or remedied? Descript'n 1 videocassette (19 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in <b>...</b>
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Iran's Gender Apartheid - women without rights
Iran lacks basic women's rights - This "gender apartheid" of Iranian women is reminiscent of the treatment of blacks in South Africa. Let's stop Iran's Gender Apartheid together! Go to www.FreeMiddleEast.com or www.facebook.com/freemiddleeast
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Japan - How to #74 - Discrimination
I have made 710 videos about how great Japan is. I get asked this question a lot so i am answering it honestly. If people actually listen to what I said, NOBODY need be offended by any of it.
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Fighting Youth Discrimination: Q&A with NYRA President Jeffrey Nadel
Are young people being discriminated against? Founded in 1968, the National Youth Rights Association (NYRA, youthrights.org) says yes and works to educate the public on how laws intended to protect young people instead treat them as second-class citizens. Reason.tv sat down with NYRA's president Jeffrey Nadel to discuss how drinking, curfew, and other laws punish young adults. Nadel points to New Jersey's Kyliegh's law as an example of how the unintended consequences of many laws aimed at protecting youth actually endanger them. The law requires drivers under the age of 21 to have a red decal on the license plates of the vehicles they drive, ostensibly to allow law enforcement to be more protective of them. But the decals have instead lead violent drivers to target those cars; infractions by younger drivers also come with harsher penalties for typical traffic violations. Instead of one-size-fits-all policies that punish responsible youth, Nadel says that decisions about alcohol consumption, work hours, and even voting should be more tailored to individuals, regardless of age. For more on Kyleigh's Law, read Reason magazine's June 2011 story "Dead Kids Make Bad Laws." (reason.com And on lowering the drinking age, check out Reason.tv's "21: Is It Time to Lower the Drinking Age" (www.youtube.com and Reason magazine's "Back to 18" (reason.com Interview by Michelle Fields. Shot by Jim Epstein and Joshua Swain; edited by Swain. Approximately 4.18 minutes. Go to Reason.tv for <b>...</b>
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Walter E Williams - Discrimination and Liberty
When Rand Paul suggested the 1964 Civil Rights Act went too far, he was widely criticized by Democrats and Republicans alike. Here, Professor Williams explains why they are wrong and Rand is right, while making a far more important point about liberty itself. (from the Rush Limbaugh show 5/25/10) www.LibertyPen.com
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Wal-Mart sex discrimination case
In the Supreme Court, seven female Wal-Mart employees made the push for a class action lawsuit against the company for sex discrimination. Jan Crawford reports on the charges that could cost the corporation billions of dollars.
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IT'S TIME - NO MORE MARRIAGE DISCRIMINATION !
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SBT's against Breed Discrimination
a sequel to SBT the 'Real' Story - Staffordshire Bull Terriers against Breed Discrimination is another appeal to the public to open their eyes and see the truth. Thank you to allthe members of Bull Breeds Online (www.bullbreedsonline.com) for generously donating all of the superb pictures for this short film. Music by: Snow Patrol - Open Your Eyes
Housing discrimination - PSA
MAN: (Hispanic) Hello, can I ask a few questions about the apartment on Park Street? MAN: My name? My name is Juan Hernandez. PHONE: It's been rented. MAN: Oh, it's gone? MAN: (Indian) Hello my name is Sanjay Kumar. I am calling about the apartment on Park Street. PHONE: It's not available MAN: Not available? MAN: (African-American) Hello, my name is Tyrone Washington, I'm calling about the apartment on Park Street. PHONE: It's just been rented. MAN: (Chinese) hello, I am Chen Ling. MAN: (Arabic) My Name is Khalid Bin-Ali. MAN: (Vietnamese) I am Tuan Vo. MANMAN: (Jewish) Hello my name is Moshe Goldberg, I use a wheel chair. MAN: It's gone? MAN: Not available, alright thank you. MAN: (Caucasian) Yes, hello my name is Graham Wellington. I'm calling about the apartment for rent on Park Street. Is that still available? PHONE: Yes, it is. MAN: Oh it is? Really? VO: Housing discrimination is illegal. If you think you've been a victim because of your race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability or family status, call us. TITLE: Fair housing. It's not an option. It's the law.1-800-669-9777 (TDD# 1-800-927-9275)www.fairhousinglaw.org LOGO:Ad Council/HUD/LCCREF www.fairhousinglaw.org
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Left Handed Discrimination
The perils of being a lefty. From www.collegeiseasy.net
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Disability Discrimination: Hospital
2008 public information film. Points out that if Florence Nightingale were alive today she might never have worked in a hospital, because of workplace discrimination against the mentally ill.
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Black Mauritanians fear discrimination
Mauritania has seen weeks of clashes between security forces and black Mauritanians of the 'Don't Touch My Nationality' movement protesting against a controversial census plan by the government which they fear will deprive them of their citizenship. Duration: 02:14
Worldwide Violence and Discrimination Against Women
www.mslaw.edu Female Genital Mutilation, rape, forced prostitution and trafficking and basic civil rights are just some of the topics covered during this fascinating discussion of women's civil rights around the world. One woman's first hand account of growing up in Iran follows the panel. Professor of Law Diane Sullivan is joined by Dr. Nata Duvvury of the Global Women's Studies Programme NUI Galway School of Political Science & Sociology; Cynthia Enloe, Research Professor and Women's Studies faculty member at Clark University; Jessica Neuwirth, one of the founders and current President of Equality Now and Nancy Dorsinville, Senior Policy Advisor for the office of the UN Special Envoy to Haiti in thisepisode of The Massachusetts School of Law's Educational Forum on the topic of the Worldwide Treatment of Women. The Massachusetts School of Law also presents information on important current affairs to the general public in television and radio broadcasts, an intellectual journal, conferences, author appearances, blogs and books. For more information visit mslaw.edu.
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True Colors - Racial Discrimination in Everyday Life 2/2
Documentary on the "nature of today's prejudices." Follows two men (equal in all measurable aspects, except skin color) as they particpate in a variety of "everyday" life interactions and situations to test levels of prejudice based on skin colors. Shows how two young men in St. Louis, one white, one black, but otherwise similar in background, appearance, etc., are treated differently in various situations as they go about shopping, applying for work, and looking for rental housing. In the 1960s, black Americans were promised that this country would not judge people by the color of the their skin. Three decades later, this video investigates situations in which blacks and whites continue to be treated differently. Video raises the question of the relation between discrimination in everyday social exchanges and what sociology calls "structural racism," the systematic exclusion of people of color from full access to social resources. Where does this program root the problem? In the individual bias of a few people? Or are individuals expressions of a society based on white privilege? Does everyone who identifies as white have a stake in upholding the racial hierarchy with its tendency for white preferential treatment? On the other hand, what responsibility do European Americans have for eliminating or helping to eliminate racial preference? How would some of the problems indicated in the film be addressed or remedied? Descript'n 1 videocassette (19 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in <b>...</b>
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Housing Discrimination in 1950s America: All the Way Home (1957)
DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org Housing discrimination is when an individual or family is treated unequally when trying to buy, rent, lease, or sell a home based on certain characteristics, such as race, class, sexuality, or religion. This type of discrimination has been thought of to lead to housing and spatial inequality and racial segregation which, in turn, can exacerbate wealth disparities between certain groups. In the United States, housing discrimination began after the abolition of slavery as part of a federally sponsored law, but has since been made illegal; studies however show that it still exists if in more subtle forms. Following the abolishment of slavery, fifteen state courts obeyed ordinances that enforced the denial of housing to African American and other minority groups in white-zoned areas. These ordinances were then made illegal in the 1917 Supreme Court case, Buchanan vs. Warley. Following this decision, however, nineteen states legally supported "covenants", or agreements, between property owners to not rent or sell any homes to minorities. Although the covenants, too, were made illegal in 1948, they were still allowed to be present in private deeds. It was not until the Fair Housing Act of 1968 that the Federal Government made its first concrete steps to deem all types of housing discrimination unconstitutional. The Act explicitly prohibits housing discrimination practices common at the time, including filtering information about a home's <b>...</b>
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Religion-Based Discrimination
Rev. Reggie Longcrier, pastor of Exodus Missionary Outreach Church in Hickory, NC: Sen. Edwards has said his opposition to gay marriage has been influenced by his Southern Baptist background. We know religion was once used to justify slavery, segregation and women not being allowed to vote, all of which today are recognized as unconstitutional and socially and morally wrong. So why is it still acceptable to use religion to justify denying gay and lesbian American their full and equal rights.
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Living With a Disability FAQ: Discrimination & Difficulties
I am a congenital amputee (born this way) and this is a quick reply to the question regarding what sort of discrimination and difficulties have I encountered.
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Deaf Discrimination on ABC's "What Would You Do?"
Discrimination of deaf job-seekers who want to apply for a kitchen job opening at a coffee shop in Morristown, NJ on ABC's "What Would You Do?" show. Applicants and managers are actors hired by ABC and filmed with hidden cameras while reactions of bystanders/customers are real. Captioned with audio. Shown on 2/4/11. Aprrox 7:45 segment. To see more of the show and the complete hour...go to ABC website. Posted on YouTube for these who missed this important segment and need it in captions.
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CNN -- Atheist Discrimination Panel
CNN is trying to make amends for their hack job of a discrimination panel when talking ~about~ their panel on discrimination. Much better, but the Reverend and what he says is a joke. Originally from onegoodmove.org
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Immigrants and discrimination in Hong Kong - PART 1
Non-Chinese, immigrants and discrimination in Hong Kong - PART 1
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Stop Discrimination Video
Basically, this video is about stopping discrimination because it hurts others and it SHOULD be stopped by using action. So do something local to stop it, or well, it can be larger or smaller, all up to you. Citations: Lonely1: thelintscreen.com Bullying1: www.safenetwork.org Gender1: queercents.com Multi1: sepid-ca.blogspot.com Discrimination: www.braillefreepress.org Stop1: auto.howstuffworks.com Broken Heart1: www.flickr.com Workingtogether1: 1greengeneration.elementsintime.com Aceptingothers1: hubpages.com
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Shades of Black - Colorism, Skin Color Discrimination
In addition to dealing with racism in mainstream American, issues around skin color have permeated African American communities for generations. "Shades of Black" is a short documentary exploring colorism amongst African Americans and its impact. The video above is a shorter version produced for a Laney College Media Communications class. A longer version is in the works for 2011.
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Gay Discrimination (Presentation video)
This is the 2nd video I edited for my group's Socialization as a Process presentation. Our topic was on 'Homosexuals, and the discrimination against them'. So I got this idea of making a kind of a music video to show a story of a girl being discriminated for being gay. Thanks to Jojo and Amelia, and a whole lot of people that I credit at the end of the video, it was a success :D Jojo, thanks for sacrificing so much for our video here! Being pushed onto the floor, roll in the grass, lie on the floor, take scenes again and again, nearly get knocked by your car again and again, acting out emo scenes, act as a homosexual, without even complaining once. And this isn't even your group, nor your class, nor your subject, nor your stream... Thank you very much! :D I still owe you a meal. :p Oh and I do not own any songs in this video. The songs are: 'You and I' by Park Bom 'It Can't be Real' by Lim Jeong Hee 'I'm Busy' instrumental by 2NE1 We used these songs for scoring good marks in our assignment purpose (and we got full marks hehehhee..)
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The effects of Prejudice and Discrimination
Please leave a comment! This is about prejudice and discrimination; how easy it is to do it, what you can do about it and how it effects people. (It was a school assignment)
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