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discrimination

(1) The act of making generalized distinctions among groups of people or things without inquiry into the specific characteristics of individuals within the group. This includes illegal discrimination such as that based on race,color,sex,age,disability,religion,or family status (protected classifications) and legal discrimination such as a builder's bias for or against local subcontractors. Federal and state laws prohibit denying or discouraging housing or credit choices for persons in protected classifications. (2) The unintentional but still illegal effect of barring certain groups of people from access to housing, credit, goods, or services because of their race,color,sex,age,disability,religion,or family status.This is called disparate impact.An example would be a prohibition against tenants having animals in their units,which would work a hardship to the sight-impaired who rely on guide dogs. (3) Specific federal laws addressing discrimination include the

• Americans with Disabilities Act
• Fair Housing Act provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
• Equal Credit Opportunity Act

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A. Philip Randolph
Age Discrimination
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
AIDS
Antitrust
burden of proof
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Civil Rights Act of 1968
Clayton Act
Department of Housing and Urban Development
disparate impact
Employer's Liability Insurance
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
exclusionary zoning
Fair Housing Act
Form 990 or 990-EZ (Schedule E)
ghetto
Glass Ceiling
Golden Boot

Investments being made in Health Sector are focused in backward areas or among people who have no access to health care due to difficult geographical terrain or social prejudice such as SC, ST, OBC and minorities.

Azad urges southern States to set up Public Health Cadre by Asian News International

Perhaps the real reason players face such hostility for their riches is because of a British social prejudice that frowns on working-class men making money through football.

Neville's right - footballers are worth every penny by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

The Story" relates not only to Aksentije's own struggle but to that of disabled Serbians whose aspirations are often thwarted by social prejudice or shame.

Boy's films confront Down's syndrome stigma in Serbia by AFP / AFP Global Edition