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1. The document discusses three concepts: prejudice, discrimination, and multiculturalism. Prejudice is defined as a negative feeling towards someone based solely on their group membership. Discrimination refers to negative treatment or actions towards people based on characteristics like race, gender, or religion. Multiculturalism is defined as accepting diversity and differences among people to live together peacefully. 2. An example of prejudice given is judging someone based on their appearance, like wearing a mini skirt. Discrimination examples include bullying nerdy children at school. Multiculturalism is exemplified by Indonesia's population of people of different religions coexisting. 3. The key points are definitions of prejudice, discrimination, and multiculturalism,

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1. The document discusses three concepts: prejudice, discrimination, and multiculturalism. Prejudice is defined as a negative feeling towards someone based solely on their group membership. Discrimination refers to negative treatment or actions towards people based on characteristics like race, gender, or religion. Multiculturalism is defined as accepting diversity and differences among people to live together peacefully. 2. An example of prejudice given is judging someone based on their appearance, like wearing a mini skirt. Discrimination examples include bullying nerdy children at school. Multiculturalism is exemplified by Indonesia's population of people of different religions coexisting. 3. The key points are definitions of prejudice, discrimination, and multiculturalism,

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Name : Muhammad Alfarikki

Official Number : A1M217019


Assignment :2

1. Prejudice

According to Lorchel et al. (2000) the notion of prejudice is limited as a


negative nature that cannot be justified against a group and individual members.
Prejudice is a negative behavior that directs the group to the individual based on
the limitations or misinformation about the group. Prejudice can also be defined
as something that is emotional, which will easily become a motivator for the
emergence of social explosions. Meanwhile, another expert, Mar’at (1981) points
out that prejudice is conjectures that have positive or negative values, but are
usually more negative in nature.

Based on those definitions from the experts, I would like to define


prejudice as a negative feeling towards someone based solely on their membership
in a particular group. For example, in daily life, we sometimes meet many new
people around us. Once we meet someone that looks different or the way they
dress is weird as a woman wears a mini skirt, it will create a prejudice in our mind
that this woman is not a good person but maybe the fact is not.

2. Discrimination

Watson (1984) states that discrimination is a negative treatment for certain


group. Whereas Brigham (1991) states that discrimination is treated differently
because of its membership in a certain group. The ethnic of group among them are
ethnicity, language, customs, religion, nationality and the other. Meanwhile,
Swim (1997) states that discrimination is a negative action towards a person who
becomes objects of prejudice such as racial, ethnic and religious.

Based on the above definitions, it is obvious that discrimination is all the


negative acts done to look down and to discriminate a certain group or individual
regarding their background of family, race, gender, religion or nation. For
instance, nerd-looking children are still often used as a joke. They are considered
as strange humans and do not have the ability and a good future. Therefore, some
students like them in school are usually being bullied by the others. In fact, every
human being has his own abilities and potential and also deserves to be respected.
3. Multiculturalism

Lawrence Blum defines multiculturalism as a belief in the form of an


ideology to be able to accept differences in religion, politics, ethnicity, and other
differences. Either it is done individually or in certain social groups. Meanwhile,
Rifai Harahap states that multiculturalism is a unity of society that is united based
on a form of difference for living together. This planned life together is expected
to be able to deal with the impact of social phenomena, especially the problem of
frequent conflicts.

Based on those two understandings of multiculturalism, I define


multiculturalism as a view that can accept a diversity of people to live with
peacefully and safely. For example, Indonesia is known as a country that has a lot
of population with different religion. There are Muslims, Christian, Hindu,
Buddha and so on, but they can live together in one country. It shows
multiculturalism in Indonesia.

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