Tina is a congresswoman who wants to promote anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people so they cannot be fired by their employers as a result of their LGBT identities. She wants to know how to convince her conservative colleagues that these laws are necessary. According to moral foundations theory and differences between liberals and conservatives' moral foundations, what should Tina do that would MOST likely convince conservatives to support this issue?

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Lamar Beasley

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26 February, 10:16

Tina is a congresswoman who wants to promote anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people so they cannot be fired by their employers as a result of their LGBT identities. She wants to know how to convince her conservative colleagues that these laws are necessary. According to moral foundations theory and differences between liberals and conservatives' moral foundations, what should Tina do that would MOST likely convince conservatives to support this issue?

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Spencer Wiggins · Answer 1

Tina as a congresswoman tries to promote anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people. She wishes that there should not be any discrimination for the LGBT people so that they can run their home and feed themselves and their family by working in the organisations. The employers should not fire the LGBT people.

Tina should discuss this issue with the other colleagues as about loyalty to American citizens with anti-discrimination laws. By this more number of LGBT people will not loose their jobs and contribute to the economic of the country rather than be homelessness and jobless.