Arguments Against Discrimination Are

question 7

Multiple Choice

Arguments against discrimination are:

• A) Utilitarian, rights, and justice arguments
• B) Rights, entitlements, and fairness arguments
• C) Justice and Kantian arguments
• D) Civil and criminal
• E) All the above

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Definitions:

Social Security Act

A law enacted in 1935 in the United States to create a system of transfer payments in which younger, working individuals support older, retired people.

Expanded Coverage

Typically references broader insurance or service offerings, extending additional benefits or services to more individuals or areas.

Raised Benefits

Increased provisions or advantages provided to employees or members of society, such as higher insurance coverages, better retirement plans, or more comprehensive welfare programs.

Suburbanization

describes the process in which residential areas develop outside of city centers, often characterized by lower density, single-family homes, and reliance on automobile transport.