Harder in society in the US? LGBT, African American, Women
All 3 demographics are often criticized, victimize, or discriminated against but which demographic has it harder in everyday United States of America society?
Society argues that Females like using the woman card for personal gain and that their pay isn't worth a mans pay.. Their rights for acceptance was once up for a vote it came down to a SCOTUS ruling because society kept voting against it..
Society often questions if LGBT has the right for marriage and public bathroom use, their rights for marriage was up for a vote, it came down to a SCOTUS ruling because society kept voting against it
Society usually views a African Amrican as a criminal, uneducated, poor and depending on location their rights for public access is frowned upon, their rights were once up for a vote it also came down to a SCOTUS ruling and a Civil War...
This is isn't some kind of Olympics. Everyone has their struggle, to say one is harder than the other doesn't make it better for anyone.
I'm from Europe and we don't discriminate against no one, on the news we always see those 3 demographics being victimize so I was curious which one had it harder
None of them really have it that hard. Living in the Middle East, or some poor country in Africa is much harder. Few things are not first world problems.
Where did i say it was? Why are ya getting so defensive and acting like everything is cool . A few days ago Alabama bans all Trans from public bathrooms and that led to our Prime Minister issuing a travel warning for European LGBT traveling to the U.S. he even made a Press Conference about it
But from an outsider's perspective:
African American > LGBT > Women
Easily. That's not to say women don't have it hard/don't get discriminated. They definitely do. But when you account for half the population, you're not a minority. Discriminated? Yeah, by a small portion of bigoted, sexist men. But not by a populous as large as racists/homophobes.
It definitely seems that the US is still behind in interracial relations. The way non-white people get treated there is appalling. Gay black men have it the worst.
It definitely seems that the US is still behind in interracial relations. The way non-white people get treated there is appalling. Gay black men have it the worst.
Because race relations are highly publicized in the media. You will rarely see a news report about women issues. Women experience plenty of discrimination.
Because race relations are highly publicized in the media. You will rarely see a news report about women issues. Women experience plenty of discrimination.
I didn't know women face more discrimination than African-Americans in general. Thanks for letting me know.
I'm from Europe and we don't discriminate against no one, on the news we always see those 3 demographics being victimize so I was curious which one had it harder
Europeans do discriminate. It's well documented. The way many people there treat Muslims is abhorrent.
. A few days ago Alabama bans all Trans from public bathrooms and that led to our Prime Minister issuing a travel warning for European LGBT traveling to the U.S. he even made a Press Conference about it 