Question 1 The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines “prejudice”, definition 2c as an irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual, group, a race, or their supposed characteristics. Prejudice, to me is having an unfavourable attitude toward someone without good reasoning. For instance, an example of gender prejudice is men earning more money than women on average -- even if they are similarly qualified and performing the same tasks. Rather than paying their workers based on their performance and experience, many employers pay a fraction of their employees more simply because they are male while the others receive less due to the fact that they are not. This is not the only factor that plays in role in the sharp contrast in pay between males and females, however it does play a part. There have been many forms of prejudice throughout history that exist even to this day and have become more widespread such as colorism, ableism, sizeism, religious intolerance, racism, and nativism. Colorism is a form of prejudice based on the color of a person’s skin. It is prevalent among people who share the same ethnicity or race but it can also occur in multi-ethnic and non-white communities. In most cases, colorism is in favour of those with lighter skin tones. Albeism, yet another type of prejudice -- is not as widely known as its counterparts. It refers to prejudice against people who have disabilities that can be easily perceived or seen such as those who are wheelchair-bound, deaf, blind, or suffer from Down’s syndrome. The visibly disabled are faced with prejudice from just about anyone including -- but not limited