Skin Color Discrimination
Harassment, prejudice and violence against a racial group due to the color of
their skin is considered skin color discrimination. This type of discrimination
can occur in a public, private, civic or environment situation.
In most instances, skin color discrimination occurs against a minority group.
It can occur, however, against any person or group of people, including white
Americans.
Skin Discrimination Facts:
- Prejudice, harassment or violence towards people, based on the color of their skin can be considered skin color discrimination.
- Making inappropriate and ongoing remarks towards any race of people due to the color of their skin can be skin color discrimination.
- Hiring or firing due to the color of someone’s skin can be considered skin color discrimination.
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