Speech Outline

Attention Getter- Do you think discrimination is just human nature?

Would you ever think that the person next to you, working at the same
work experience would make more money than you because of their
appearance.

Credibility- Hello, my name is Destiny McCray and I have been

studying discrimination mostly in the workplace since my junior year in
high school.

Audience Relevance- It is important to inform people of all ages of

discrimination so that they are aware of when they are being treated
wrongly based upon their appearance.

Preview Points- Today I am going to focus on a few key points. One

major key points will be the main reason why people discriminate, then I
will discuss how discrimination affects society, lastly I will provide a
summary of my data to support discrimination in the workplace.

Transition to Point 1: Main reason why people discriminate.

Point 1: Main Reason People Discriminate

Subpoint 1: The main reason people discriminate is
because of jealousy
Subpoint 2: Many people can't help what they think
cause that is the mindset that has been planet in their head

Transition to Point 2: How discrimination affects society

Point 2: How Discrimination Affects Society

Subpoint 1: Discrimination is also a form a bullying
which leads to low self-esteem which
Subpoint 2: Suicide is the third leading cause of
death among young people, resulting in about 4,400 deaths per year (this
is only the rate for suicides because of bullying), for every suicide among
young people, there are at least 100 suicide attempts. 440,000 suicide
attempts a year

Transition to Point 3: Discrimination in the workplace

Point 3: Discrimination in the Workplace
Subpoint 1: At average 116,185 charges of employment
discrimination are filed each year, with race being number one at 31,073 a
year
Subpoint 2: Discrimination in the workplace can affect how
much money a person makes or even if they get the job.

Transition to Conclusion

Conclusion- In conclusion, I hope my presentation helped you understand

the effects discrimination has on a person, both personally and work
related.