Racism and 'Demographobia': Anthropologists Discuss Post-Election Mood

The organizers of this year's American Anthropological Association conference know that presidential elections will provide a lot of material for academic debate, whether or not Mitt Romney or Barack Obama won.

In 2008, Mr. Barack Obama 's election soon made people feel the United States was racial at last. However, during his president the existence of race and racial discrimination was obvious. Recent presidential elections, as evidenced by policy decisions aimed at increasing violence against people and color people, using hostile words, and further alienating non-Caucasians, racism hatred Increase. As an application field, administration can be an intermediary in tension in today's society.

President Barack Obama's election marks the realization of racist post America which is a country where racial discrimination is no longer a decisive social, cultural and political problem. Many Americans support the "color blind" racial ideology and openly support a wide range of goals of integration and equality regardless of race, but in reality this attitude is not a matter of systematization and institutionalization To deny racial legitimacy by denying and minimizing the impact. And legalize and protect racial privileges. Racism

Hatred crimes and racial discrimination by white supremacists and others reveal the tragic facts and reality of America today. After Barack Obama was elected president, many people appealed the color blind society after the race, but these recent events show that it is not so. Some of these cases insist that the US shows that the White Americans are moving forward towards the color race and that the US is retreating. Therefore the rise of racial discrimination, hatred crime and prejudice is a message and agenda to restore Caucasian domination.