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JDPriestly Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jun-21-09 01:44 PM
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414. But, both were terms that separated. Gender discrimination has a
different form than racial discrimination. And age discrimination can be clad in a still more protective mantel than even gender discrimination. Racial discrimination doesn't bother with the phony protective bit. That is why racial discrimination is so easily discerned while gender and age discrimination can seem almost "kind," chivalrous even at first sight. Then you realize that what appeared to be deference actually deprives the person being discriminated against of respect.
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