Essays on Discrimination

As a Malaysia citizen, I would like to dedicate this essay to discuss an element of contemporary Malaysian culture which I have been extremely interested in, namely racism. Malaysia, well-known for its multiracial society comprising of Malays, Chinese, Indians and indigenous groups, has long traded...

Racism is a practice that consists of offering unfavorable treatment or underserved contempt to a certain person or group and also occurs in the health sector. This behavior that could be considered unethical has also been registered in public health services in the United States. ...

In society today, “racial discrimination and prejudice are persistent issues that cannot be simply be erased”. Regardless of the improvements, we make within our society in terms of race, discrimination is an ongoing issue. The conflict with discrimination is evident when we look at the...

Like other analyses of racial privilege, be it in Australia, Malaysia, Brazil, South Africa, Israel, or the United States, ‘Chinese privilege’ requires constant theoretical refinement. Its deficit in localized definitions and processes must be resolved. Furthermore, how different would ‘Chinese privilege’ function at micro and...

This essay will assess a valuation of a policy that I have chosen to reduce inequality. This policy will be developed to some extent that could be improved. As to help improve the policy, I will analyze the potential benefits and limitations demonstrated through its...

Aim: In this study, human resource management concept and its importance was discussed. It is aimed to gain insights on human management issues in Malaysia and provide strategic measure that must been taken to counter the issues. The objective is also to add scanty literature...

When we state, that literary texts employ strategic measures of communication, we often perceive the capability of the language and its importance. Literary writers are also provided with scope of representing their culture, morals as well as traditions through literature without being argumentative but enlightening...