[7] Moral courage can be shown through selfless actions aimed at diminishing or eliminating discrimination.
[7] The study mentions how human resources development play a role to help prevent LGBT discrimination in the workplace.[relevant?]
During the Holocaust, many non-Jews demonstrated moral courage by risking their lives to save and help rescue Jews, often individuals and families they had never met.
[6] The likelihood of this kind of moral courage is less determined by external situational factors and more indicative of the internal traits and qualities of the individuals rescuing Jews.
Something that may inhibit moral courage however, is the undesirable consequences in their personal, social, and work life.