Prejudice and Discrimination, Distinguished
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Prejudice is an attitude held about a group, formed before and apart from experience; discrimination is an action taken against a group, and the two can occur independently.
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A neighbor who privately dislikes a group still greets them warmly and lends them tools without hesitation.
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A person can hold one without the other; neither term substitutes for the other.