Question

According to you, is human discrimination an ideal tradition? Why?

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Answer 1

No, human discrimination is not at all an ideal tradition.

Explanation:

• Human discrimination is a very unfair and prejudicial act.
• Discrimination is based on different characteristics such as gender, race, or sexual orientation, and age.
• It is the natural instinct of the human brain that we place things into different categories.
• We learn to differentiate between things and people.
• But this practice is not an ideal tradition we need to raise our standards of judgment and categorizing people and objects.