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Classism is prejudice against or in favor of people belonging to a particular social class. Classism mostly discriminates against people in lower social classes. Classism is for many a taboo and is not very talked about compared to other isms.
Racism and Classism are closely linked because of immigration in the US, there are no laws against classism in the US but laws against racism have been passed by the federal government, giving equal opportunity to everyone in the US, other laws have been passed against racism for example the Voting Rights act. Sometimes these laws are overlooked and many times nothing is done about it because acting against a racist comment would violate freedom of speech this is still very controversial topic in the US.
Intriguing Questions
Intriguing Questions
This kind of questions arouse the curiosity or interest of one by unusual, new, or otherwise fascinating or compelling qualities.
- To individuals who discriminate.
- Do you know how much a person is affected by your actions?
2. To individuals who are being discriminated
- How much does classism affect you?
3. To outsiders
- Do you known how much and who classism affects the US?
4. To policy makers
- Do you know the impact classism has over lower and middles classes?
Directing Questions
Directing Questions
Closed ended question that are direct
- To individuals who discriminate
- Do you enjoy discriminating others?
2. To individuals who are being discriminated
- Do you react towards discrimination when it is done to you?
3. To outsiders
- Would you rather discriminate or defend those who are being discriminated?
4. To policy makers
- How is discrimination a problem?
Motivating Questions
Motivating Questions
These kinds of questions motivate individuals to change and fix a the problem presented
- To individuals who discriminate
- What would make you stop discriminating?
2. To individuals who are being discriminated
- How would you feel if you were not discriminated against?
3. To outsiders
- What are things you can do to end classism?
4. To policy makers
- If classism where to affect you would you be more motivated to act against classism?
Revealing Questions
Revealing Questions
These kinds of questions make an individual deeply think and presents information that an individual did know before
1. To individuals who discriminate
- What is the reason that makes you discriminate others?
2. To individuals who are being discriminated
- What are some experiences that have changed your life do to classism?
3. To outsiders
- What is classism?
4. To policy makers
- How is classism affecting society? How can it be stopped?
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