Make Prejudice and Discrimination a Subject in School Essay

Because of the immigration in the world and the great assimilation that are in progress prejudices and discrimination are more important than never before. concourse need to learn from young ages that it doesnt matter where you come from or what color your skin is, the only thing that matters is your personality and how you respond to separate nation.Yesterday, in Stockholm, I was talking to my cousin and she told me that I never should recognise in Tensta because, according to her, its a very(prenominal) dangerous target because it only lives criminals there. Personally Im sure that the majority of the people in Tensta are normal, nice people that never have do anything criminal its only her prejudices that say just aboutthing different.I see each day how common prejudices are, my friends have prejudices, my family has prejudices and I, that see myself as a very prejudices free person, find sometimes that even I have some prejudices.Discrimination is unfortunately also co mmon in our society. A patch ago I read a study that professors at the Linn university in Kalmar had written and it showed that the majority of the companies in Sweden discriminated people with Arabic names. If there were both persons with exactly the same qualities and experience in the study, and one of them was named Martin Johansson and the other Abd al Hakim only the first would be called to an interview while the minute would be sorted away immediately.But I think that it is easy to forget and that we have to remember that discrimination can work in every way white against black, black against white, men against women, women against men, and so on. hence I believe that we have to work for a society that is embody on every scale.I think that a way to lap the problem with prejudices and discrimination is to make it a main subject in school. In that way every kid in Sweden would get culture about and be able to discus prejudices and discrimination every week from the ag e of 6 to 16. I believe that information and knowledge are the key to everything, and in this case the key to an equal society without prejudices and discrimination.