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Xenophobia
Xenophobia
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Prejudice is one on the most common forms of conscious injury perpetuated by humans on one another. Ethnicities and cultures of mass proportions all have their own interpretation of prejudice, although the general consensus is that all people have their own prejudices. People are composed of essential characteristics that are unique to their own ethnic groups. People do not all share the same belief system, skin color, or history, and traditions. Whether one is the object or subject of prejudice, ...
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