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== Others == |
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* The Disability Rights Commission, once a British-Based Disability rights organization now part of Equality and Human Rights Commission, released a two-part short films known as "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZfOVNwjFU0 The] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9a2ZqLhuAw Talk]". it shows a man finding himself in a location where the disabled are the majority and he's looked down upon for being able-bodied. |
* The Disability Rights Commission, once a British-Based Disability rights organization now part of Equality and Human Rights Commission, released a two-part short films known as "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZfOVNwjFU0 The] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9a2ZqLhuAw Talk]". it shows a man finding himself in a location where the disabled are the majority and he's looked down upon for being able-bodied. |
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* Amy Chua in ''World on Fire'' details the phenomenon where one ethnic group will get a lock on the economy(for whatever reason). As a result others will blame them for any troubles they have and take "revenge"(meaning a wild spout of mayhem on anyone vaguely related to them. According to the book this can alternate between slow grinding and bloody rioting. And no real life examples should be given other to say just read the book. |
* Amy Chua in ''World on Fire'' details the phenomenon where one ethnic group will get a lock on the economy(for whatever reason). As a result others will blame them for any troubles they have and take "revenge"(meaning a wild spout of mayhem on anyone vaguely related to them). According to the book this can alternate between slow grinding and bloody rioting. And no real life examples should be given other to say just read the book. |
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