DISCRIMINATION

Is discrimination inherently wrong, regardless of its effects on individuals or society?

What moral duties are violated by engaging in or perpetuating discriminatory practices?

Does discrimination inherently disrespect the inherent dignity and equality of individuals

How does engaging in or condoning discrimination reflect on the moral character of individuals and societies?

What virtues are necessary to combat discrimination and promote equality?

How should the virtues of justice, fairness, and compassion guide attitudes toward discrimination?

What are the immediate and long-term consequences of discrimination for both individuals and society as a whole?

Does discrimination result in greater harm or benefit to society?

How do the potential benefits of addressing and reducing discrimination compare to the harms of maintaining discriminatory practices?