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What is the difference between sexism and homophobia?

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What is the difference between sexism and homophobia?
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    1. Sexism: Definition: Discrimination or prejudice based on a person's sex or gender. Target: Primarily directed toward individuals of a specific gender, often women. Manifestations: Unequal treatment, stereotypes, and biases based on gender. Homophobia: Definition: Discrimination or prejudice againstRead more

      1. Sexism:
        • Definition: Discrimination or prejudice based on a person’s sex or gender.
        • Target: Primarily directed toward individuals of a specific gender, often women.
        • Manifestations: Unequal treatment, stereotypes, and biases based on gender.
      2. Homophobia:
        • Definition: Discrimination or prejudice against individuals based on their sexual orientation, particularly directed at LGBTQ+ individuals.
        • Target: Primarily directed toward individuals who identify as homosexual or belong to other non-heteronormative sexual orientations.
        • Manifestations: Negative attitudes, stereotypes, and discriminatory practices related to sexual orientation.

      Key Point: While sexism pertains to discrimination based on gender, homophobia focuses on discrimination related to sexual orientation, with both addressing different aspects of identity.

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