Discrimination In The Sneetches

Discrimination is the human activity of treating a person differently in negative ways because of their race, class, sexual orientation, gender or any other group, to which that person belongs, rather than evaluating individual needs and virtues. It’s like a cancer, you can’t find a way to move it or treat it. It’s always around; it’s the surface of society. It’s like a virus, it may change color or shape, but it’s ever present. It’s like a sore you pick the scab, and it never wants to heal, the sore gets blacker deeper. Like a flower rooted it dies for a season, but then comes back. It's like a season, you never know if it will rain, snow, sleet or hail, it will not give up.
In reflecting on the two films I watched called “The Sneetches”
and “Blue eye/Brown eye experiences, there was numerous discrimination scenes. Discrimination is treating people differently in a negative or positive way.