Book (Practical) Society "Discrimination is not allowed," they say.

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The reason why sexual harassment and discrimination do not go away is that there are problems that cannot be solved by merely shouting "Discrimination is wrong". This is the political, economic, and social background in which discrimination occurs. It draws attention to the political, economic, and social background, which cannot be solved by merely shouting "Discrimination is wrong". The "Weekly Reader" is a brilliant debut. Those who have stepped on their feet do not know the pain of those who have stepped on their feet. It is only natural for someone to shout "My feet have been stepped on!" and to protest against those who have stepped on their feet. We are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." So, even though our feet do not hurt, we are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." We are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." So, we are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." We are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." We are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." We are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." We are living in an "age when everyone can criticize discrimination." These ideas are called "political correctness (PC)." However, there are people who are against the idea that "discrimination is wrong" in the world. They should be fair and easy. Just thinking about the right thing is suffocating. I didn't do it on purpose because it was harassment. Sexual harassment and power harassment should be eliminated, and hate speech should not be written. That's a major premise. But if everyone is aware of it and acts rationally, there should be no discrimination. If people are aware of it and act rationally, sexual harassment and discrimination may not go away. I hope that this book will draw on the political, economic, and social background in which discrimination occurs, by using opposition and antipathy as a clue.