Discrimination videos

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Post - 2000 public information film. A woman with Down's Syndrome is being interviewed for a job, and becomes hesitant when the employer has a question for her - but it's not as bad as she expects.

Witness to Discrimination: What Would You Do? Bystanders Turn Away When Muslim Actor Hired By 'Primetime' Encounters Hostility

Sukhvir Kaur speaks about her experience with employment discrimination and the assistance given to her by the Sikh Coalition.

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www.causecast.org California voters will vote on Proposition 8 on November 4, which is a measure to eliminate marriage rights from same-sex couples. Actors and musicians speak out against the measure, and urge you to use your voice too. Artists include Kathy Griffin, D. Woods, Paul James, Val Emmich, Golden Brooks, Marisa Lauren, Karina Smirnoff, Kate French, Cameron Goodman, and Ryan Eggold. Written and Produced by Jonathan "Woody" Woodbeck Directed by Dave O'Brien Editors Brandon Buck and ...

As Americans rush to join the Nouveau Poor, panelists debate the claim that the newly poor are incapable of integrating with long established poor...

This video is part of a series of nine short scenarios looking at common issues faced by sport and recreation. Play by the Rules is a partnership between the Australian Sports Commission, the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission and all State/Territory sport and recreation anti-discrimination agencies.

Rev. Reggie Longcrier, pastor of Exodus Missionary Outreach Church in Hickory, NC: Sen. Edwards has said his opposition to gay marriage has been influenced by his Southern Baptist background. We know religion was once used to justify slavery, segregation and women not being allowed to vote, all of which today are recognized as unconstitutional and socially and morally wrong. So why is it still acceptable to use religion to justify denying gay and lesbian American their full and equal rights....

Honduras has one of the highest crime rates in the world - and for gang members, tattoos are part of their identity. But for those trying to get out of gang life, the symbols on their skin cause problems, not just fear of retribution from rival gangs, but discrimination from employers. Monica Villamizar reports.

Tensions are simmering between Bahrain's Sunni rulers and the kingdom's Shia majority population. The Shias, seeking greater representation in the country's political sphere, accuse the government of fanning sectarian divisions. But as Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Manama, some Sunnis see the Shia-demand as an attempt to undermine the monarchy.

Muslims Changing Names to Avoid Discrimination

Supervisor training video on workplace discrimination. Part of the 12 Danger Zones series. For more information on the series, go to www.hrhero.com

Israel's treatment of its Arab citizens has raised accusations of racism. Most Palestinians living in East Jerusalem are not Israeli citizens, instead Israel issues identity cards permitting them to live there. But now authorities are threatening to retrieve dozens of IDs. Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reports from East Jerusalem.

i feel sick.. blech. Here I talk about discrimination in Japan... what it is and where it usually comes from.

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a sequel to SBT the 'Real' Story - Staffordshire Bull Terriers against Breed Discrimination is another appeal to the public to open their eyes and see the truth. Thank you to allthe members of Bull Breeds Online (www.bullbreedsonline.com) for generously donating all of the superb pictures for this short film. Music by: Snow Patrol - Open Your Eyes

This film chronicles the relief efforts of the Mexican Red Cross following the floods in Tabasco, Mexico in October of 2007 when over 1 million people were left homeless. Vulnerable groups such as the elderly and disabled are often neglected after disasters and are therefore, doubly affected. The film highlights the importance of prioritizing these often invisible groups and recognizing the important contribution that they can make in preparing for and responding to disasters. More ...

Are CNN's remarks discriminating against atheists? You be the judge.

least 42 million people have fled their homes last yfear because of conflict or persecution. Mexico is considered to have one of the most open refugee policies and as a result it has become a popular destination for many Haitians who fled their country. But as Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez discovered, despite government help many are facing economic hardship and discrimination. ... aljazeera "al jazeera english" "mariana sanchez" "united nations" refugees "refugee day" haiti mexico "haitian ...

Men's rights lawyer Roy Den Hollander discusses his lawsuit against ladies' nights. www.roydenhollander.com antimisandry.com

Japan FAQ 4: discrimination, medical, film

Starting a new life and searching for a new career isn't easy, but Diane Schroer, a highly-decorated veteran, is no stranger to a challenge. A former Airborne Ranger qualified Special Forces officer, Schroer began taking steps to transition from male to female shortly after retiring as a Colonel after 25 years of distinguished service in the Army. When she interviewed for a job as a terrorism research analyst at the Library of Congress, she thought she'd found the perfect fit. Schroer ...

I said the Pledge of Alligence as it was originally written. When the basketball team I played for was saying the Lords Prayer. The next school day i got kicked out of HARDESTY PUBLIC school for standing up for what I thought was right. This happened 2 years in a row. We have a Federal lawsuit against the school. PS By the way the girl Hugging me at the end Told me "GOD FORGIVES YOU, AND I FORGIVE YOU." So then thinking for yourself is a SIN? And as for it not being about religion then why ...

An honest talk about the pain, hurt, trauma and suffering that divorced dads and their children experience as a result of gender bias discrimination. Discrimination and the denial of basic human rights which is practiced by many family courts and child welfare departments.