The Racial Hatred Act Prevents Discrimination and Vilification of Racial

question 3

Multiple Choice

The Racial Hatred Act prevents discrimination and vilification of racial groups by:

• A) banning free speech.
• B) prohibiting the use of inflammatory language against racial groups in the public domain.
• C) insisting that all language used to discuss racial groups is positive and affirming.
• D) ensuring education is provided to individuals who have issue with certain racial groups.
• E) insisting that the racial heritage of individuals not be disclosed in public discussions.

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Definitions:

Cultural Norms

Shared expectations and rules that guide behavior of people within social groups.

Display Rules

Socially learned norms or regulations that dictate how, when, and to whom we express our emotions, varying widely across different cultures.

Perceptual Component

The aspect of cognition involved in interpreting and making sense of sensory information from the environment.

Behavioural Component

The observable actions or reactions of an individual, often in response to external stimuli or internal states, as part of a broader behavioural pattern.