There are a number of civil rights issues and groups that are discriminated against (sex, race, immigration status, religion, sexual orientation,...

There are a number of civil rights issues and groups that are discriminated against (sex, race, immigration status, religion, sexual orientation, disability, etc.). We can all probably agree that discrimination has been a huge problem in the U.S. in the past, but what about today? Are conditions worsening, remaining the same, improving, or changing in some other way?Is there a group that faces discrimination, but that discrimination is not acknowledged today?If discrimination is a problem today, should government do more about it? What should it do? Be specific.It's not required, but you should feel free to discuss specific examples that you or someone you know has encountered.