Discrimination in society and the profession makes it difficult to achieve social work's goals and ethical aims--of equal access for the fulfillment of individuals and the society.

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Discrimination undermines the core principles of social work, which include social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence, by creating barriers to resources, opportunities, and fair treatment for all individuals.

Discrimination in Society and the Profession Makes It Difficult to Achieve