CLU 3M Equality and Discriminantion

Question 1

how do you define equality

Answer 1

I define it as people being treated equally given the circumstances

Question 2

What is equality to the carter of rights and freedoms

Answer 2

equality is such an essential aspect of the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms, because it is connected to absolutely everything such as case studies, and it is such an important topic on the charter.

Question 3

What is the true definition of equality here in Canada

Answer 3

We often think that equality means treating everyone exactly the same, however equality is not just that. we treat people differently as long as it is fair to prevent discrimination.

Question 4

What is discrimination

Answer 4

It occurs wen someone acts on a stereotype or a prejudice. People act upon their beliefs (prejudice put into action)

Question 5

What does discrimination lead to

Answer 5

It leads to unfair treatment

imposes a penalty upon people for invalid reasons, preventing them from being a equal part of society

Question 6

Stereotypes

Answer 6

Means: “set image”
The generalization about a group of people

This can be positive but it is normally negative

Question 7

Name some stereotype examples

Answer 7

• woman are bad drivers
• All boomers are stuck in the 50/60s
• All Americans carry a gun
• MIddle aged white man can’t dance

Question 8

Prejudice

Answer 8

Means “prejudgment”

A preconceived opinion belief or attitude about a group (a already set oppinion)

• prejudice is highly ignorant
• when you believe a sterotype

Question 9

Why is discriminations illegal but not Prejudice, or stereotypes

Answer 9

• it is illegal because it actually violates the human rights code.

Question 10

What do stereotypes lead to

Answer 10

Prejudice then discrimination

Question 11

What are the two types of discriminations in law

Answer 11

• intentional discrimination

- Unintentional discrimination