BITES – Do adults-only areas discriminate against children?
About this episode
The episode discusses whether adults-only areas are unfair to children and the implications of allowing children in adult spaces.
There are heaps of seemingly cool places that kids aren’t allowed to visit – fancy resorts, or sometimes even rock concerts. Most of the time we accept these rules, but are they actually unfair? And if we were to let kids into adult places, would we have to start letting adults in kids' spaces?
Topics covered
- discrimination
- children
- adults
- public spaces
- fairness
Keywords
- adults-only areas
- children
- discrimination
- public spaces
- fairness
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: ABC Australia
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