Prejudice

Eduardo Ferreira

DEFINITION
Prejudice is a preconceived judgment, manifested a
discriminatory attitude towards people, beliefs,
feelings and behavior trends.
The main forms of prejudice are:
racial, social, sexual and religious.

RACIAL
Racial prejudice is someone thinks best the
other just because the other person is of a
different color

SOCIAL
Prejudice that is present in the dayto-day lives. This form of prejudice
happens when a person is judged less
by their clothing, housing, gender,
sexuality, appearance, financial
condition, disability, lifestyle and
more.

SEXUAL
Discriminate against someone is male or
female or sexual orientation.
For many years, women have had to
check for equal rights in a maledominated society. Nowadays the role
of women, are constantly changing, but
with several achievements despite the
double shift, but now have a welldefined space in society.

RELIGIOSO
Religious Prejudice is a term that describes
the mental attitude characterized by lack
of ability or willingness to recognize and
respect differences or third-party religious
beliefs.
May originate in their own religious beliefs
of someone or be motivated by intolerance
based on the beliefs and religious practices
of others. Religious intolerance may result
in religious persecution and both have
been common throughout history. Most
religious groups have been through this
situation at one time or another.