Discrimination

Focused language practice with structured prompts, advanced vocabulary, and guided questions.

Advanced Structures

Example: It pains me to think that some people still face discrimination because of things they can't control.

Example: From where I stand, true equality means treating differences as strengths, not weaknesses.

Definition: To defend or support someone or something that is being unfairly treated or attacked.

Sample sentence: We should all stand up for those who don't have a voice in society.

Conversation starter: Would you stand up for a stranger if you saw them being discriminated against?

Conversation starter: What does it take to stand up for what's right when others stay silent?

Definition: To express your opinion strongly, especially against something unfair or wrong.

Sample sentence: More people are speaking out against racial and gender discrimination around the world.

Conversation starter: Do you think speaking out online is as powerful as taking action in real life?

Conversation starter: What risks do people face when they speak out against injustice?

Definition: An unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling, especially based on race, religion, gender, or appearance.

Sample sentence: Prejudice often comes from ignorance and fear rather than experience.

Conversation starter: Do you think prejudice can ever be completely eliminated from society?

Conversation starter: How can education help reduce prejudice among young people?

Definition: The process of pushing certain groups to the edge of society, denying them equal opportunities or rights.

Sample sentence: Marginalization can deeply affect a person's confidence and sense of belonging.

Conversation starter: Which groups do you think face the most marginalization in your country today?