Title: Social Injustice - Opinion Front
Headings: Social Injustice
Social Injustice
Basic Characteristics of Social Injustice
Unequal Distribution Of Wealth
Casteism
Racial Discrimination
Sexism
Ableism
Homophobia
The Fight for Social Justice
A Helping Hand
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Content: Racism examples can be found all round the world. There is no basis for this theory, yet, racial discrimination is a reality which many African-Americans live with everyday. Racism acts as a big obstacle in the development of the society. Sexism
Another example of social injustice is the discrimination on the basis of sex. Women have been considered as an inferior sex in many places, for centuries now. Compared to men, women own very less property, not only in the developing countries, but the world over. If you even look at corporate America, although women are joining the job force like never before, yet, when it comes to the top jobs, there’s a ‘glass ceiling’ which they cannot seem to cross. Thus, sexism is considered as a major setback in the process of development. Ableism
There are cases of physically-challenged people discriminated at their workplace every now and then. During the interview or in their course of their work, they are not given much importance and are neglected, neither do they have suitable conditions to work.