1. What is discrimination? How is discrimination different from prejudice and stereotyping? * Discrimination is referred to as an unfair treatment which occurs in a different categories of things or people. Discrimination frequently show an occurrence in a person race, the age of a person, and the sex of a person. Discrimination differs from prejudice because prejudice is an opinion by a person or an organization that is not based on things that actually happen. With prejudice people are going by what they assume. In other words prejudice is a pointless opinion. Stereotyping differs from discrimination because stereotyping is when someone believes something that is based on the opinion of a person or a group of people. * 2. What are the causes of discrimination? * According to extensive research there are many different causes of discrimination. Some of the major causes of discrimination includes Ignorance, fear and stereotyping. Ignorance is the lack of information and or knowledge. Fear is a person emotion that is usually caused by the beliefs of a person. Fear occurs in a dangerous situation that is likely to cause a person hurt or pain. Stereotyping as discuss in question number one is when someone refers to or believes that something is based on the opinion of a person in particular or a group of people within a space or an organization. * 3. How discrimination is faced by one identity group (race, ethnicity, religious belief, gender, sexual orientation, age, or disability) the same as discrimination faced by another? How are they different? * Discrimination is always faced negative by anyone who’s doing and who’s receiving discrimination. The difference is one identity group may get it a little harsher than the other. E.g. Sexual Orientation is one of the most discriminated groups of identity because people just see it one way