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Ummed Singh Discrimination in India

Different types of Partiality in India

Social Science
English
5851 Words
No Age Recommendation
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When someone is prejudiced and behaves, it can lead to discrimination. Discrimination against any person on the basis of religion, caste, gender, or regionality is called discrimination. Some examples of discrimination are given below. Gender discrimination: In some villages, girls are not allowed to study after fifth or sixth grade. Most of the girls are not allowed to do any employment after studies, rather they are forced to marry. In many families, boys wear western clothes but girls are not allowed to wear western clothes. Religious discrimination: Many times people are not given jobs due to being of a particular religion. Due to religion, people are not allowed to visit certain public places (especially places of worship). Caste discrimination: The caste system in India is quite old. According to this system, people are divided into different castes. Different jobs are prescribed for each caste person. For example, a person born in the Mahar caste is made only to clear the garbage and remove dead animals from the village. Even after reading and writing, people could not change their profession. This eBook is a guide and serves as a fist guide. In addition, please get expert advise. Ummed Singh Nishad itself is a good historian worked under many Indian history writers. He used content in this book on his knowledge and some content taken from different newsletter & magazines. or you can write to ummedsingh7427@gmail.com for any query, we will happy to help you. Thank you, [more]

Keywords: Discrimination, Partiality, gender, Gender equality, Education partiality, Education, partisanship, bias, Judgement, Bias, Gender, poor vs rich, discernment, decorum, etiquette, discrimination, discretion, man vs woman, Caste system [more][Less]

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BR Raksun Affaire de Coeur

Affairs are hard to know

Romance
English
1418 Words
Ages 16 and up
275
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A love affair or affair of the heart is hard to know. A certain selection and discretion must be [more]

Keywords: Affair de coeur Love

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Tiffany Anyel In Me

Looking inside...you'd be surprised at what you find

Fiction
English
36368 Words
Ages 14 and up
3448
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Kate is fed up with life! Her dreams, her goals--even herself she has let slip away... She needs a change. She wants a change--but how? What is the first step? Lee is Kate's best-friend. He has always been there for her and accepted her. But will their friendship survive this new found transformation? Will his feelings for Kate change? Is there more to their relationship than meets the eye? **There are some steamy scenes, so reader discretion is advised** [more]

Keywords: romance, love, fiction, drama, sex

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Rev. Dr. Karen Adrien Osbey Atkins, PhD God he saw Job's Friends blaming him for his own trouble. So God he dealt with Job Three Friends.

Speeches of Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar

Education
English
906 Words
No Age Recommendation
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Speeches of Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar. Job's friends do not waver from their belief that Job must have sinned to incite God's punishment. As the speeches progress, Job's friends increasingly berate him for refusing to confess his sins, although they themselves are at a loss as to which sin he has committed. They also assume, in their view of theology, that God always rewards good and punishes evil, with no apparent exceptions allowed. There seems to be no room in their understanding of God for divine discretion and mystery in allowing and arranging suffering for purposes other than retribution. [more]

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Sarah McAllister Rediscovering Ezra

Drama
English
100 Words
Ages 14 and up
252
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"I knew Ezra was a lot of things, but now I know he isn't what Aaden made him [more]

Keywords: drama, boyxboy, lgbt, love, heartbreak, boy, gay, school, bullying, escape, past

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Charles Lever Lord Kilgobbin Fiscle (Part-I)

Fiction
English
205819 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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'There are a few words here, papa, ' cried Kate, opening the paper. '"In reply to the question of Sir Barnes Malone as to the late communications alleged to have passed between the head of the Irish Government and the head-centre of the Fenians, the Right Honourable the First Lord of the Treasury said, 'That the question would be more properly addressed to the noble lord the Secretary for Ireland, who was not then in the House. Meanwhile, sir, ' continued he, 'I will take on myself the responsibility of saying that in this, as in a variety of other cases, the zeal of party has greatly outstripped the discretion that should govern political warfare. [more]

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J. Fenimore Cooper The Pilot Part 2

Crafts & Hobbies
English
77956 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Manual Cast Sundry Discontented And Sullen Looks From His Captors To The Remnant Of His Own Command, While The Process Of Pinioning The Latter Was Conducted, With Much Discretion, Under The Directions Of Sergeant Drill, When Meeting, In One Of His Dissatisfied Glances, With The Pale And Disturbed Features Of Griffith, He Gave Vent To His Ill- Humor, By Saying: "This Results From Neglecting The Precautions Of Military Discipline. Had The Command Been With Men, Who, I May Say, Without Boasting, Have Been Accustomed To The Duties Of The Field, Proper Pickets Would Have Been Posted, And Instead Of Being Caught Like So Many Rabbits In A Burrow, To Be Smoked Out With Brimstone, We Should Have Had An Open Field For The Struggle; Or We Might Have Possessed Ourselves Of These Walls, Which I Could Have Made Good For Two Hours At Least, Against The Best Regiment That Ever Wore King George's Facings." [more]

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NORMAN DOUGLAS SOUTH WIND

Fiction
English
134205 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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South Wind depicts a group of eccentric and even scandalous characters wiling away their time in a sunny Mediterranean resort. The novel takes place on Nepenthe, Douglas's thinly veiled version of Capri, an island retreat for pleasure-seekers since Roman times. In classical mythology, “nepenthe” was a medicine that caused one to forget melancholy and suffering; Douglas' comical duchesses, American millionaires, and expatriate freethinkers forget not only suffering, but conventional morality and even ordinary discretion. In the series of witty conversations that make up much of the novel, the characters analyze (and mock) religion, science, morality, progress, and the legacies of classical civilization. The novel spoke to the young, rebellious, and cynical generation that was scarred by the experience of World War I, and influenced younger English writers such as Aldous Huxley and Graham Greene. [more]

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Percival Wilde The Reckoning A Play In One Act

Drama
English
2907 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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The acting rights in this play are strictly reserved by the author. Applications for its use should be addressed to MR. PERCIVAL WILDE, in care of WALTER H. BAKER COMPANY, Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass. Attention is called to the penalties provided by the Copy right LAW of the United States of America in force July I, 1909, for any infringement of his rights, as follows :S ec. 38. That any person who wilfully and for profit shall in fringe any Copyright secured by this A ct, or who shall knowingly and wilfully aid or abet such infringement, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment for not exceeding one year or by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars, or both, at the discretion of the court. Sec. 29. [more]

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Norman Douglas South Wind (fiscle part-IV)

Fiction
English
136305 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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South Wind depicts a group of eccentric and even scandalous characters wiling away their time in a sunny Mediterranean resort. The novel takes place on Nepenthe, Douglas's thinly veiled version of Capri, an island retreat for pleasure-seekers since Roman times. In classical mythology, “nepenthe” was a medicine that caused one to forget melancholy and suffering; Douglas' comical duchesses, American millionaires, and expatriate freethinkers forget not only suffering, but conventional morality and even ordinary discretion. In the series of witty conversations that make up much of the novel, the characters analyze (and mock) religion, science, morality, progress, and the legacies of classical civilization. The novel spoke to the young, rebellious, and cynical generation that was scarred by the experience of World War I, and influenced younger English writers such as Aldous Huxley and Graham Greene. [more]

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