Discrimination and Inequality

Discrimination involves unfair treatment of individuals based on characteristics like race, gender, age, or religion, often leading to unequal opportunities. Inequality refers to the broader social and economic gaps where some groups have less access to resources, education, or power. Both concepts reveal how certain biases and systemic barriers limit fairness and justice within society, resulting in unfair advantages for some and disadvantages for others. Recognizing and addressing discrimination and inequality is essential to creating a more equitable, inclusive community where everyone has a fair chance to succeed.