Abbate says that some instances of discrimination are more wrong than others. Do you agree that it's wrong, even if only a little, to refuse to date people who are unattractive-as she suggests? Why or why not? When defending your position, consider including examples of other preferences that Abbate doesn't consider, such as a refusal to date unintelligent people or wealthy people. What does Abbate's position commit us to when it comes to the ethics of considering romantic partners?

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The Answer is -Craft and defend a thesis that responds to the claim, "It's wrong to refuse to date unattractive people."
-Likely include an example of discriminating based on other preferences that Abbate doesn't explore in her essay, such as the preference not to date unintelligent or wealthy people.
-Explore what kinds of commitments Abbate's position leads to when it comes to the ethics of dating in general.

Abbate Says That Some Instances of Discrimination Are More Wrong