Difference between unilateral and vilateral tolarence

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Unilateral tolerance refers to the acceptance of differences by one party, while bilateral tolerance refers to mutual acceptance.

Unilateral tolerance is when one party accepts differences without expecting the other party to reciprocate.
Bilateral tolerance is when both parties accept differences and respect each other's beliefs and values.
Unilateral tolerance can lead to a power imbalance in a relationship.
Bilateral tolerance promotes mutual understanding and respect.
Example of unilateral tolerance: A boss allowing an employee to take time off for religious holidays without expecting the employee to do the same for the boss's beliefs.
Example of bilateral tolerance: Two coworkers with different political views respecting each other's opinions and avoiding arguments.

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