Change: Racial Tensions Since Obama’s Presidency

Race tension is a big problem in today's society. Mr. Barack Obama was the first African-American president elected, and he led America to culture. As our country diversifies, citizens must recognize the change of ethnic tension throughout the country. Especially the tension between races continues, especially in the southern part, especially during President Obama 's terms of office. Racial tension changed positively and negatively and affected all in the United States.

President Obama will become the first African-American president in the country to occupy its historical position. However, his election seems to indicate that the American society has overcome the history of racial discrimination and tension in the past, but during the Obama administration the American view on racial relations is actually Harmony is getting worse. In 2010, one out of ten Americans answered "very concerned about ethnicity" (13%). By 2016, 35% of Americans are worried about racial relations after a famous incident that policemen, black men who are not armed, and some white policemen became black attacks Stated.

After Mr. Obama was elected, many people were thinking about the existence of "racial American". However, the prolonged ethnic tensions became soon apparent, and many African Americans expressed indignation with "ethnic poisons" seen on President Obama's position. In July 2009, at the home of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Professor Henry Lewis Gates of Harvard University of the famous African American was arrested by a local police officer and argued that Mr. Obama dealt this issue with the police. The incident was "silly." To alleviate the tension, Mr. Obama invited Gates and the police to the "Beer Summit" held in the White House. Several other incidents during President Obama 's terms of office caused anger and / or law enforcement among the African American community, Mr Obama attempted to build trust between police officials and civil rights activists It was. Michael Brown's shooting incident in Ferguson, Missouri provoked a wave of protest

The riot that occurred during the Obama administration was a series of racially motivated fires occurred in the second half of President Barack Obama 's second phase. As President Obama 's terms of office have progressed, he was first elected the first "post racial" president of the United States, and many African Americans became increasingly disappointed. Critics condemned Mr. Obama personally committing a thug or criminal elements that destroyed property, business, and labor in several cities in the United States. Pat Caddell and Doug Schoen pointed out earlier in the "Wall Street Journal". "Mr. Obama is not united, but is splitting the United States based on race, class, and partisan." The splitting attitude weakened us as a nation and paralyzed our political culture. "