Holly has very low self-esteem and she is highly sensitive to criticism from others. A person doesn't even have to say anything to her; just a look can make her feel terrible about herself. As a result, Holly often goes to great lengths to stay away from other people and has very few friendships. Holly would be best diagnosed with personality disorder.

I think Avoidant personality disorder, it’s where you’re highly sensitive to any kind of criticism with low self esteem as well as fear of rejection. The symptoms of it is exactly social distancing and avoiding events but also the low self esteem and the problem with criticism.

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It is very controversial and has led to numerous lawsuits. An individual with a higher average is passed over for an individual who has a lower average but who is a minority person, let’s say for example, into admission into a certain college or to be hired into a certain job. This is because of affirmative action.

This term means that there are a series of policies aimed to increase the presence of minority groups in some institutions or schools. These minority groups are based on their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, or gender.

These practices or policies stem from the idea that these minority groups have a minimum representation in those institutions, companies, or schools. That is affirmative action tries to diminish the inequalities and support diversity.