This issue not only involve students, but also teachers, and school personnel. ... Students should be enforced to have contact, communication and interact with teachers and classmates. They also should encouraged participate in all school activities like sports, arts, challenges, debates and interactive activities. ... Students needs to learn to love, appreciate and respect each other. ... Once this attacked minority (discriminated students) performance should improve. ...

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In this common core there should be no sectioning of students by vocational aim or social position. ... The students' aptitudes, abilities, and expectations in life should be assessed and considered by wise and well-trained counselors who should then give the students and their parents their honest and frank advice. This program can help students to choose a major that suites their abilities and ambitious, because some students enter majors that don't suit their abilities due to the prestige, parents involvement, or wrong ideas about the major itself. ... There are also many criteri...

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This case was about a white male student that was rejected by medical school because they had to reserve fifteen spots for minorities. That white male student, Alan Bakke, also had higher exam scores than some of the minority applicants... Second, it encourages women and minorities to be lazy. ... They have an advantage over other students, especially the white male. ... This will make employees and students more confident of their position and how they got it. ...

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This new freedom has allowed and encouraged women to lead healthier lifestyles by increasing their awareness of exercise, competition, and the idea of being physically fit. ... People who oppose Title IX believe that it is not fair because even though interest and participation in women's sports has blossomed since Congress passed the amendment in 1972, it still cannot compare to the extent at which males are involved in sports, simply because men's sports have had time to grow and participation has always been encouraged. ... In the same respect, Author Kat...

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For example a school may offer acceptance to 30% of African American students, 25% of Hispanic students and only 10% to Oriental students, even if that means lowering the standards. ... As Obama did, many students of color hold an advantage in admittance because of the color of their skin. ... For example, because historically African Americans were only able to hold lets say 5% of the student body regardless of their academic standing, would it be fair now to only allow 5% of white's admittance. ... This is where supporters of affirmative action and non-supporters agree that something m...

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Affirmative action allows it and encourages it. ... More specifically, "The university's law school is the defendant in a reverse discrimination class-action lawsuit over the practice of admitting minority students with lower grades and test scores than whites" (Internet). ...

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After this organization is put together, they could go to different schools from elementary through college or after school programs like the boys and girls clubs and teach students about racial discrimination, but media could not make the full awareness or in other words many people may not know anything over these organizations. ... We could also Encourage open communication with people so they are more likely to report racism. ... Racial issues inspired me to start an online discussion group on Facebook under the page name Stop Discriminating People to address several issues of racial dis...

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An example of this is Goldberg's discovery that both male and female university students, regardless of their attitudes toward the feminist movement, rate photos of less attractive women as being more pro-feminist (even though physical attractiveness was unrelated to whether the women were supporters or non-supporters). ... Parents and teachers may work to modify their behavior to encourage lower levels of prejudice in children. ...

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Affirmative action is a policy to encourage equal opportunity and to level the playing field for groups of people who have been and are discriminated against (Stein, Martinez, Tashiro). ... Minority students who have never been accepted into a decent school are now being accepted. ... Society's hopes are to end racism in school campuses and to have diversity between the students. ...

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.: The school's student body is 67% female, but women constitute only 43% of its athletic program. ... Today, more girls are encouraged to participate in sports and other activities. ... Other benefits: Title IX requires the equal treatment of female and male student-athletes such as: equip, games, tutoring. ...

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., other than white males), are encouraged to participate fully and develop their unique skills and perspectives. ... Classroom studies have repeatedly shown that students live up-or down-to their teacher's expectations. ...

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Bakke, Bakke stated that the University of California at Davis rejected him "even though his qualifications [surpassed] those of the sixteen minority students- (Tivnan 191). ... The existence of affirmative action only encourages and strengthens these presumptions. ...

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The king also attempted to encourage equality in Thailand with school uniforms. Students from different social classes wore the same kind of clothes and studied together in order to decrease diversity between them. ...

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