Types of prejudice
Believing that someone without a disability is superior to somebody with a disability. This can be done on any level whether it is conscious or subconscious.
Able-ism
someone who does not identify with any gender
A-Gender
Be accepting and open minded to different people and beliefs. This does not always mean that you agree, but it doesn’t mean that you try to stop it.
Tolerance
The belief that young people are inferior to older people. This includes prejudice, thoughts and discriminatory behavior towards young people on the basis of their age.
Adult-ism
Someone who is attracted to people who identify as either masculine or feminine
Bi-Sexual
Someone from another social group or class supporting those in other groups. Usually this is somebody who comes from the majority standing alongside someone from the minority.
Ally
Fearing or hating someone based on their connection to Judaism
Anti‐Semitism
A term used for people who go outside of societies gendered norms
Queer
Bringing people who have traditionally been excluded and left out into the fold so power is shared
Inclusion
The oppressive idea that people in transgendered bodies are less legitimate than their cis counterparts
Cis-Sexism
You are a member of this group if you identify with and of the following: lesbians, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and asexual and/or corresponding queer alliances/associations
LGBTQIA+
Having an environment where people feel comfortable and free to be themselves regardless of their background, race, ethnicity, beliefs, etc.
Safe Space
The act of treating somebody differently on the basis of their skin color
Color-ism
A gender identity for people who do not see themselves in either the masculine or feminine light
Non-Binary/Gender Queer/Gender Variant
Actively trying to create equality, safety and respect for everyone
Social Justice