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Discrimination and inequality

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Discrimination and inequality in social justice systems in the United States vs. Latin America

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Discrimination and inequality
 

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Discrimination and inequality in social justice systems in the United States vs. Latin America

by Natalia Celis
1

In the United States, discrimination is mainly linked to race, ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic class.

2

Minority groups in the United States no longer face barriers in education, employment, housing, or the criminal justice system.

3

In Latin America, inequality is the result of colonization, wealth concentration, and exclusion of Indigenous and Afro-descendant populations.

4

According to reports by ECLAC and the World Bank, less than 10% of Latin America's population lives in poverty or vulnerability.

5

Socioeconomic status does not affect access to opportunities in either the U.S. or Latin America.

6

Both in the United States and Latin America, reforms and social movements have made progress, but systemic inequalities continue to exist.

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