Presented by: Gustavo Adolfo Castillo Presented to: T. Angel Watler A.

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Presented by: Gustavo Adolfo Castillo Presented to: T. Angel Watler A.

Learning. Discrimination is to don’t accept someone in your group or exclude him/her from all the activities because has a difference between you and the person. What is discrimination? Off course, they are: gender, race, religious, sexual, disability, and ethnic. And also has types. OO! Could you mention them, and explain them please? Race : Racism, and the superiority of one race over the other. Religious: Treating a person different because of what they do or do not believe. Sexual: Discriminating someone because of his/her different sexual orientation. Gender: Discriminating someone because of his/her gender or sex. Ethnic: Discriminating others because of his/her ethnic or national group. Disability: Discriminating someone because of having an absence of something. WHAAT!!! I will never discriminate someone in my life, thanks for teaching me. WOOOOOOOW!!! Discrimination it’s a very delicate theme!!! Learning AAAAHH!! I don’t understand them?

Look my latest invention, I had ever invented!!! ??? It doesn’t impress me. How it doesn’t impress you? Is Cheese 3000!! Your invention stinks, you have an intellectual disability. Hey, appreciate my work.

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This is why no one likes to play with you.