What was intolerance in the 1920s

What was intolerance in the 1920s
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Intolerance: The Parameters of Oppression

Since the sixteenth century intolerance has been defined primarily as the undue condemnation of an opinion or behaviour. Liberation movements of the 1960s extended the notion of intolerance to the ...

Religious intolerance on the rise in West, Family Research Council says

Religious intolerance is on the rise in the United States and other Western nations, the Family Research Council said Thursday.

The Rising Intolerance: Why Allergies Are Being Trivialized and Intolerances Glamorized

In recent months there have been several high profile cases of lethal anaphylaxis (a severe allergic reaction) attributed to some big name companies. Pret a Manger hit the headlines in October ...

'It made for a culture of more intolerance', the long-lasting damage that Section 28 had on the LGBT+ community

Section 28 forced LGBT+ people to subdue who they were and has left a generation of people worse off. Author Christopher Anstee reflects on growing up in the Valleys as a young gay person.

Contact Lens Intolerance Explained In New Blog Post

St. Louis, MO based Brinton Vision has published a new article that aims to help readers learn about contact lens intolerance. Since many might assume that contact lenses are as reliable as other ...

Self-Censorship in the Christian World: An Underestimated Consequence of Secular Intolerance

A recent report published by a group of Christian institutions seeks to shed light and raise awareness on the deleterious impact of Christian self-censorship in all spheres of Western societies.

Which Advanced HF Patients Are Entresto-Intolerant in the Real World?

"However, whether sacubitril/valsartan indeed is the right choice for patients with advanced heart failure was not addressed by these large clinical trials as most patients they enrolled were ...

Lactose intolerance: Why do most people lose their capacity to break down lactose at the age of adolescence?

Siddharth Runwal, CEO of Provilac, on Lactose intolerance. Whether it’s a teen or an adult, milk, for long, has been cherished as a great source of nutrition. While cow milk comprises 87.7% ...