Across
- 4. an oversimplified and often unfair belief about a whole group of people (s)
- 5. unity and mutual support between people with shared interests or goals (s)
- 9. dishonest or illegal behaviour by people in positions of power (c)
- 10. pushed to the edge of society and given little power or attention (m)
- 12. the close monitoring of people's behaviour, often by governments or organisations (s)
- 14. basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world (h)
- 15. the presence of people from many different backgrounds within a group (d)
- 16. the use of machines or computers to do work previously done by people (a)
- 17. a public expression of disagreement with a policy or situation (p)
- 18. an unfair difference in opportunities, wealth or treatment between groups (i)
- 20. behaving in a way that matches the expectations or rules of a group (c)
- 22. taking action to bring about political or social change (a)
- 23. the control or suppression of information, speech or media by authorities (c)
Down
- 1. the subjects and content taught in a school or course (c)
- 2. the unfair treatment of people because of their race, gender, age or other characteristics (d)
- 3. the loss of a job because the employer no longer needs that role (r)
- 6. membership of a country, including the rights and responsibilities that come with it (c)
- 7. the ability to move between social classes, often through education or work (s)
- 8. an unfair opinion formed about someone without knowledge or reason (p)
- 11. laws that have been made by a government or parliament (l)
- 13. the practice of ensuring everyone is welcomed, valued and able to take part (i)
- 19. the feeling of being isolated from or rejected by a group or society (a)
- 21. physical and emotional exhaustion caused by prolonged stress, usually at work (b)