1. Discrimination by<br />Social class<br />Skin Color<br />Religion<br />Age<br />National origin<br />Species<br /> 2. Social Class.<br />Everybody can be successful <br />“Segments of the population sharing broadly similar types and levels of resources, with broadly similar styles of living and (for some sociologists) some shared perception of their collective condition.”<br />Prejudice that members of one race are superior to members of other races,<br />OR discriminatory or abusive behavior towards<br />members of another race.<br />Structured inequalities between different groups of people”<br />Historically: Slavery, Caste, Estates and Class.<br /> 3. Skin Color <br />God chose the variety among their children<br />Discrimination treatment based on skin color also may be attributed to ethnic heritage and race. <br />Although the most typical scenario of color discrimination involves lighter skinned African Americans discriminating against darker skinned African Americans, color bias cases also have been brought within other groups, including Native Americans, Arabs and Hispanic.