Prejudice

As I walk down the aisle, the sales clerk glares at me with contemptible eyes, watching every move I make, unquestionably thinking if she turns her head for the slightest moment that I will slip everything of value into my bag. Prejudging people for their appearance is a common practice that humans perform. People are not only ridiculed for their colour, as many might contemplate, when thinking of "prejudice", but also for many other things. …

…you don¹t give some people a chance, you might lose a good prospect to another team, or they might give up and never develop into the player they could have been. It’s best to give everyone a chance to prove themselves and then judge them by what they can do rather that what they look like. It will keep people from being hurt and might give a great player a chance to shine.