Undeserved Blame cultural_homeland_events.1
Some … people are unfairly blaming the poor living conditions in … on their … neighbors.
"They say we have taken all the jobs, that we make it impossible for them to earn a fair wage, but we suffer just as much as them."
Defamatory Article cultural_homeland_events.10
A newspaper called the … … has printed a bigoted article about the … people living there. We can suppress the article or we can let it be released.
He threw the tabloid across the table with a huff. "Absolutely vile lies, the lot of it! Alas, that won't matter to those who read it. They'll gobble it right up." He eyed the shocked maid's face, then righted himself. Of course they'd believe it. He hadn't given them proof to the contrary.
Unfairly Denied Entry cultural_homeland_events.20
… people in … are being blocked from entering certain businesses by some local … people.
"I've been going to this shop for years! Why's there suddenly a sign in the window saying people like me aren't welcome anymore?"
Prejudiced Employers cultural_homeland_events.30
… people are having a hard time getting employed in …, due to the prejudices of some … employers.
"I went to apply for a warehouse job. They took one look at me and told me the job wasn't for 'my kind'."
Persecution of … people cultural_homeland_events.40
… businesses and homes have been attacked all across … by groups of … people.
"They threw bricks through our shop's windows! There was a note attached that said 'go home', but... this is the only home we've ever known."
Violence against … people cultural_homeland_events.50
… people are being attacked and killed by some members of the … people in ….
"A riot broke out—although calling it that is an understatement. They went from house to house, beating, robbing and even killing whoever they found."
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