Racism: The Root of All Evil

Racism is not new, it has existed for thousands of years. Even a book full of love and peace, it brings some racial circumstances. Around 1140 BC, a wonderful new widow and her mother-in-law came to Jerusalem, began their lives, accepted by the people of God. Unfortunately, widowed loose is not a "chosen" person. She is Moab, considered a Jewish heathen. Ruth wants to clean up at the scene, so she and her mother-in-law can eat, Jewish women avoided.

This is an unacceptable concept. Part of the reason is how white people handle the term 'racial discrimination'. Racism itself is an evil act rooted in colonialism, exploitation, torture, betrayal, and atrocity, and whites can not rule their ancestors over 100 years now. Do evil. The act that continues to occur under the name of racial discrimination is a horrible crime against humanity. They have to end now. However, racism is also a system created around these crimes against humanity, designed to keep power and autonomy away from blacks. This system is maintained at all levels, and in all public and private systems. Racism and Caucasian supremacy are in law, rule, education, and media. We all teach that through books, music, and television, white is always better than black. Light always beats the darkness. White is pure and black is bad

I understand many people think that racism is the root of all evil. That is why they can blame the victory of cards with white's superiority and ignorance. That's why some voters are terrible, but they can keep Clinton's policy. They do not know what they did! But can the system like racial discrimination exist in a vacuum? Can we really distinguish the concept of racial discrimination and indivisible capitalism exploitation? The fact that wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few people is not a small problem, but a system of design, and racism is one of the tools that a few people are squeezing a lot of people It is not.

Why is racism so sweet? Today it gives power. Racial discrimination is a terrible prejudice that once studied racial discrimination, people learn to live together, if it is not necessary evil, then it is inevitable from then. However, the civil rights movement and the independence movement around the world changed this. In the 1960s, the redefinition of racial discrimination in public consciousness was evident evil and was the worst of all social evils. America suddenly fell into a moral dilemma. The public's perception of the past racial discrimination of the country has compromised its moral authority by confirming that the principle of democracy and the rule of law are not sufficiently corresponded. Only strict ethical accounting can restore legitimacy. Therefore, reimbursement - repaying public sins - becomes a moral requirement for new political and cultural liberalism