Tagging discrimination

When someone post and their caption says tag someone who fits a description and someone you know tags you when you obviously don’t fit the description

Instagram post: tag your dumbest friend
Johnny: @bryan
Bryan: this is tagging discrimination

by Yolo2341 September 12, 2018

Intraracial Discrimination

When people of the same race as in black, white, asian, latino, etc. discriminate against each other based on their being their same race.

Yeah, black people in the United States can be victims of intraracial discrimination.

by Therealbitchmouth May 2, 2022

Hans Discrimination

the unjust or prejudicial treatment especially on the grounds of Hans, Hans and Hans

Yo dude that's Hans discrimination you cannot do that!

by Ur nan678 March 22, 2019

age discrimination

An act used by slave holders aka "parents" in order to control their children and their everyday actions. This means that they are forced to obey and conform to however way his/her "parents" want them to act in order not to get punished.

Children are considered sub humans by most adults due to age discrimination until they turn 18 in which then they are given basic human rights.

by Dubiks February 24, 2019

Facial Discrimination

The art of accusing somebody on the grounds that they have treated somebody differently based on their face.

Example of Facial Discrimination

Ted: Are you gonna give that black chick the job?

Jack: Nah, i dont like her face. Much prefer that Hawaiian chick... mmmmmm......

by JewishMike January 3, 2008

sex discrimination

some gay term thats not on the tinterweb ANYWHERE (apart from here hehe)

firing a women cos shes ugly funny, fair but illegal or in micks term: Whats that im fired? Yes! Why is it cos im a man? No, Its cos ur pregnant derrrr!!

by ewan March 8, 2004

Inequitable discrimination

Discrimination against anyone or any ‘thing’, sourcing from a place of perceived separation via hierarchical standing on the social scale of all Earthly beings, particularly regarding their physical (i.e. species, race, religion, gender, etc.) or financial differences.

All suffer equally in the shared inequitable discrimination that we as a collective conscience place upon perceived lesser humans, animals, and elements.

by Jacqueline Woish April 20, 2020