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Can someone be non-prejudiced but still discriminate?

Avatar: Jean Paul Molitor Jean Paul Molitor

Some people believe that only those with bad intentions discriminate. But Robert Merton showed that discrimination can happen even without prejudice - for example, out of fear, habits, or pressure.
What do you think?
Can someone act unfairly without real hatred?
Do good intentions protect us from causing harm?
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