In his essay, "In Defense of Prejudice," Jonathan Rauch, the author argues that discrimination can not be avoided and be eliminated. He believes that everyone should be able to hold their rights and not be judged/discriminated. ain beliefs. "we all feel we know prejudice when we see it. But do we?"-Rouch.
To those who don't follow god, the majority of the society may think of them as socially unaccepted. Indeed they are people as well however they are being judged based on certain beliefs. This is wrong. Discrimination can not be avoided however it can be reduce. We are all human and religion shouldn't be a diversion between a possible friendship.