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Most opponents to cults differentiate between "cults" and "legitimate religious groups". The distinction is not by belief but by actions of a group. Cults are defined as groups which exploit and abuse their members; are often centered around an unreliable charismatic leader; and may use deceitful ways of recruiting and retaining members

Some scholars of new religious movements define as apostates specifically those individuals that leave new religious movements and become public opponents against their former faith to distinguish them from other former members who do not speak against their former faith, while others contest such a distinction. Former members of NRMs often see the use of "apostate" as an attempt to discredit them and their statements. Some scholars use the term post-cult trauma to describe the emotional and social problems that some members of cults ..


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* Encyclopedia II - Armenian Genocide - International stances
There is a general agreement among Western historians that the Armenian Genocide did happen. The International Association of Genocide Scholars (the major body of scholars who study genocide in North America and Europe), for instance, formally recognize the event and consider it to be undeniable. Some consider denial to be a form of hate speech or/and historical revisionism. However, this academic recognition has not always been followed by governments and media. Many governments, including the United States, the United Kingdom and, i ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Apostasy - In purported cults and new religious movements NRMs

Some scholars of new religious movements define as apostates specifically those individuals that leave new religious movements and become public opponents against their former faith to distinguish them from other former members who do not speak against their former faith, while others contest such a distinction. Former members of NRMs often see the use of "apostate" as an attempt to discredit them and their statements. Some scholars use the term post-cult trauma to describe the emotional and social problems that some members of cults ...

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Police Officer Sues Freeport for Reverse DiscriminationPolice Officer Sues Freeport for Reverse Discrimination

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Poor white South Africans blame reverse discriminationPoor white South Africans blame reverse discrimination

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* Encyclopedia II - Opposition to cults and new religious movements - Cult watching groups and individuals and other opposition to cults

Most opponents to cults differentiate between "cults" and "legitimate religious groups". The distinction is not by belief but by actions of a group. Cults are defined as groups which exploit and abuse their members; are often centered around an unreliable charismatic leader; and may use deceitful ways of recruiting and retaining members. Most opponents of cults share the belief that the public should be warned about the actions of such groups and that current members sh ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Reverse discrimination - Effects and criticism

Proponents of such policies argue that they bring about a closer equality of opportunities among groups by creating an increase in opportunities for historically disadvantaged groups. The definition or delineation of disadvantaged groups is a tricky matter, as well as the definition of disadvantage itself. For example, a purely race-based definition ignores any advantage or disadvantage from class. In the United States, where most affirmative action is mainly in favor of African-Americans and Latinos, many critics point out that such ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Reverse discrimination - Criticism of the term itself

The term reverse discrimination has been criticized by advocates of affirmative action as casting affirmative action in a negative light, without due consideration of its aims. It is also criticized as being politically charged. Opponents of "Affirmative Action" point out that the "reverse" in reverse discrimination indicates that "normal" discrimination is an attribute of "white" people, inherently. Thus, when racial discrimination is targeted at white victims instead on non-whites it is "reverse". This is considered a misnome ...

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