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- 1Diversitycultural diversity and cultural diversty reflects the multiplicity, coexistence and interaction of different coexisting cultures worldwide and in certain areas, and serves the degree of variation and cultural richess of these in order to unte and not to differentiate.
- 2PluralismFact coexist a plurality of political, economic or other part of an association, a community or a society trends.
- 3ExclusionUnderstand the lack of participation of segments of the population in the social, economic and cultural life of their societies due to lack of rights, resources and basic capabilities (access to law, the labor market, education, technologies information, health systems and social protection) factors that make possible full social participation.
- 4AssimilationIt is the way it points to the integration of an ethno-cultural group as immigrants, ethnic minority groups and others in what has established itself as the common, to a greater or dominant community. .
- 5StereotypesIt is exaggerated and with few details, simplified perception, you have about a person or group of people who share certain characteristics, qualities and abilities, and seeking to "justify or rationalize certain conduct in relation to certain social category."
- 6PrejudiceCause material or moral harm to a person or thing.
- 7Hostilean attitude of hostility or aversion applies to the person who shows to another
- 8VandalismVandalism means hostility to art, literature or other people's property, reaching deterioration and even voluntary destruction of monuments and works of great value.
- 9ArsonThe arson is a crime that ordinarily defined in the law as unlawful criminal damage or destruction of property by fire or explosion.
- 10Physical violencePhysical violence is an invasion of physical space of the other person and can be done in two ways: one is the direct contact with the body of another person by hitting, pushing and milestones; the other way is to limit their locking her movements, causing injury with firearms
- 11HungerIt is the feeling indicating the need for food. It can also be shortages of staple foods, causing widespread famine and misery or appetite and desire for something.
- 12HomelessnessAccess to decent housing is a fundamental human right and meet this social demand is a major challenge for governments should promote housing programs aimed at guaranteeing this right and abate social inequality.
- 13GhettosNeighborhood where they lived or were forced to live the Jews in some cities in Italy, Poland and other Central European countries.
- 14ApartheidRacial segregation is the separation of different racial groups in daily life, whether in restaurants, movie theaters, bathrooms, schools or at the time of purchase or rent homes. Segregation can be dictated by law or may exist through social norms.
- 15Subculturegroup of people with a distinctive set of behaviors and beliefs that differentiates them within the dominant culture of which they are part.
- 16Protest regimeThe National Protests were days of civil unrest that regularly took place in Chile in the 1980s to protest against the regime of Augusto Pinochet.
- 17SegregationIt is that, sexual directed to separate, exclude and set aside groups such as racial minorities, women, religious minorities and people with disabilities, among others, the rest of the human population, based mainly approaches racially policy , religious, or ideological
- 18TyrannyIt is identified with an abusive and cruel use of political power that has usurped power not only illegitimate in origin, but also unfair for their exercise and repressing any opposition; but among the ancient Greeks, however, the term was not so loaded with pejorative connotations
- 19BoycottPrevent or disrupt the normal development of a process or an act in protest or as a means of pressure to get something.
- 20TreasonIn law, treason is considered a set of crimes that include the most extreme acts against the country of each. Historically, treason was considered the murder of certain higher, like a husband for his wife or a master for his slave.
- 21RevolutionIt is a fundamental social change in the power structure or organization that takes place in a relatively short or long period depending on the structure thereof
- 22Reconciliationis the restoration of concord and friendship between two or more parties feuding
- 23ChurchChurch is the name of the temple dedicated to public religious worship in Christianity. Each building that function receives the same name as the assembly or gathering of faithful who come to him and that the ecclesiastical institution, as well as other uses.
- 24SynagogueIt is the place where Jews gather, and the place of worship and study "the oldest monotheistic religions."
- 25Mosquees un lugar de culto para los seguidores de la fe islámica. Los musulmanes generalmente se refieren a las mezquitas por su nombre arábigo
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