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    internalized was "if it is unfamiliar‚ it may pose a threat. Only trust the things you know." To follow‚ the phenomenon of fear induced by ignorance can be easily observed both in individuals and as a social mechanism. The prejudices and phobias‚ such as xenophobia‚ homophobia or fear of injections‚ are more often than not caused by our lack of knowledge and experience. As a fact‚ people who were raised in a multicultural society do not feel uneasy in the presence of the members of a different race‚ people

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    On a larger scale‚ xenophobia was the reason African Americans had to fight for their basic civil rights throughout American history. However‚ as seen in the episode “Colors” of the series Homicide: Life on the Street‚ xenophobia can exist on a much smaller‚ but still fatal‚ scale. Young Hikmet Gersel was just seventeen years old when he was shot and killed by James Bayliss

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    Corporate Social Responsibility projects. Socio-Economic Issues in South Africa: Xenophobia: "an unreasonable fear of foreigners or strangers or of that which is foreign.” Xenophobia has forced many foreigners/immigrants out of South Africa due to violence enforced by fellow South Africans. This was done in the recent past and may still be occurring due to fear of unemployment and overcrowded areas. Xenophobia has a negative impact on the country’s image which may chase away foreign investors

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    that the cooperative post-World War II world order‚ centered around explicitly multinational organizations like the United Nations‚ the European Union‚ and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization‚ is in danger of being undermined by isolationism and xenophobia. With this uncertainty‚ the world has turned its eyes to France‚ which is in the midst of electing its next President. One candidate‚ Marine le Pen‚ leader of the National Front‚ has emerged as the leader of the Trump-Brexit style nationalist movement

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    In the essay race as a social stratification will be discussed‚ additionally advantages and disadvantages of life chances regarding race will be briefly summarised. Furthermore concepts that are connected to race will be integrated and finally‚ everything discussed will be reflected on to conclude. Race is defined as a system of classification that is used to classify individuals based on their biological characteristics and social construction. People are grouped according to physical‚ cultural

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    many stereotypes arose about the Irish. People viewed the Irish as ignorant‚ uneducated and volatile people who had to be kept under control. The belief in Nativism fueled prejudice and discrimination against immigrants from Ireland and led to xenophobia‚ the irrational fear of foreigners leading to racism and ethnic conflict. When the

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    Generation Y or Millennials are the new generation that will direct America’s future. They are the about 75 million in size and are the second largest group in the workforce (Smith & Clark‚ 2010‚ p 1). As they age‚ they will be the ones that work and develop America into their own ideology. Previous generations had their own contribution to America‚ but Millennials present a new kind of generation. They are the most racially and ethnically diverse generation: White Americans make up about 69% whereas

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    is why it can appear in particular social situations. An example of this appears within sports crowds. Natural selection favours genes that cause human beings to be altruistic towards members of their own group‚ yet intolerant towards outsiders (xenophobia). It would be adaptive to exaggerate negative stereotypes of outsiders‚ as the over-perception of threat would be less costly than its under-perception. Van Vugt et al. (2007) supports this by stating that among early humans there was a constant

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    According to (Anway‚ 2005) refugees are people who leave their homes in order to seek safety‚ or refuge. In general‚ people become refugees to flee violence‚ economic disparity‚ repression‚ natural disasters‚ and other harsh living and working conditions. On Jan.1‚ 2002‚ the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimated that there were more than 12 million refugees in the world. This number of refugees has remained relatively constant at greater than 10 million since 1981. Some refugees

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    Canada is well known for its diversity and well-rounded society in terms of varying cultures‚ ethnicities‚ traditions‚ etc. But was our nation always like this? And‚ what goes on beneath the surface of this “diversity-embracing” facade? The article The Long History of “Go Back to Where You Came from” in Canada by Michael Fraiman delves into Canada’s history of unjust immigration policies‚ xenophobic societal attitudes and the path to cultivating a multicultural atmosphere. Fraiman adequately reports

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