Intolerance in society is a growing problem that has negative effects on individuals and communities. Intolerance can be defined as a lack of acceptance or respect for people who are different from us, whether it be differences in race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. It can manifest in various ways, including discrimination, hate speech, violence, and prejudice. In this article, I will shed a broader light on the causes and consequences of intolerance in society and discuss potential solutions.

Intolerance in society can stem from various sources, including social, political, and economic factors. One of the most common causes of intolerance is a lack of exposure to diverse perspectives and cultures. When people are only exposed to individuals who are similar to themselves, they may develop a narrow view of the world and become less accepting of those who are different.

Intolerance can lead to social fragmentation and division. When individuals and communities are not accepting of those who are different, it can create a sense of isolation and exclusion. This can lead to social conflict and can hinder efforts to build strong, inclusive communities.

To address intolerance in society, it is important to address the underlying causes. One approach is to promote diversity and inclusion in all aspects of society, including education, employment, and media representation. This can help to expose individuals to diverse perspectives and create a more tolerant and accepting society.

MOHAMMAD USAMA MUGHAL,

Kashmore.