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Is it possible to discriminate against people for the tone of their voice?
I watched some news today about language profiling. Profiling is based on racial discrimination, meaning people who belong to a particular group of race can be targeted doubted by the police. Because the police assume that these people are likely to commit a crime. A Research found that this profiling can even happen via the phone. There was an experiment where two women made a call to look for an apartment. The One was white and the other one was African American, and the result was that the Africa American woman was turned down by a landlord on the phone because she was able to pick up that this woman wasn’t white based on her tone of voice. Also I found out that sounding like a black person is often used to as material amongst by comedians. I was really surprised that people can be discriminated against for the way they sound. It’s very often common to see people being discriminated against for their color of their skin, but I didn’t know that discrimination could happen even via phone.Is it possible to discriminate against people for the tone of their voice?
I watched a news today about language profiling. Profiling is based on racial discrimination, meaning people who belong to a particular group of race can be doubted by the police. Because the The police assume that these people are likely to commit a crime.A Research found that this profiling can even happen (occur) via phone. There was an experiment where two women made a call to look for an apartment. The One that was white and the other one was Africa American. And The results were that the Africa American woman was turned down by a landlord on during the phone enquiry because she was able to pick up that this woman wasn’t white, based on her tone of voice.
Also I found out that sounding like black is often used to as material amongst comedians. (this section doesn't link well with the rest of article, why do you think comedians use this type of material?) I was really surprised that people can be discriminated against for the by way they sound. It's very Often I to see people being discriminated against for their colour of skin, but I didn’t know that discrimination could happen via phone.
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