1. Poverty and
Discrimination
Kristel Pamela Caluya

2. Poverty
• is the state of one who lacks a certain
amount of material possessions or money
or the state of being unable to access
resources.

4. • Absolute poverty or destitution refers to
the deprivation of basic human needs
• Relative poverty is defined contextually
as economic inequality in the location or
society in which people live

5. • Poverty remains the most critical social
problem that needs to be addressed.
• Philippines poverty line marks a per capita
income of 16,841 pesos a year.

6. Causes of poverty in Philippines

9. Discrimination

10. Discrimination
• treatment or consideration of, or making a
distinction in favor of or against
• a person or thing based on the group,
class, or category to which that person or
thing belongs rather than on individual
merit
• the power of making fine distinctions

11. • It is from the Latin discriminat-
'distinguished between‘
• where the verb discrimire' means "to
separate, to distinguish, to make a
distinction

12. Three types of discrimination
• Realistic competition
• Social competition
• Consensual discrimination

13. Physical Attributes
• Bansot (shorty)
• dwende (dwarf)
• intsik (Chinese)
• negro (dark-skinned)
• bumbay (referring to Indians)

14. Region of the Phils.
• Ilocanos
• Batangueños
• Kapampangans
• Visayans
• Manila

15. populist thinking
• Corny
• mga killjoy
• walang pakisama

16. Types of Descrimination
• Age
• Caste
• Disability
• Employment
• Language
• Nationality
• Racial or ethnic
• Regional
• Religious
• Sex, gender, and gender-identity

17. • State discrimination vs. Free market
discrimination

18. •Thank You