Racism still alive in America

The killing of a young woman protesting the white supremacist rally at Charlottesville, Virginia, has shown that the tragedy of racial discrimination has not yet been eliminated from American society for nearly 20 years since the 21st century.

Heather Heyer (32 years old) demonstrated at the "Unite the Right" meeting when it was attacked and killed on 12th August. Police said the 20-year-old Ohio man, James Alex Fields Jr., came into the crowd. I will go to Virginia to attend a white supremacist rally

Many people in the United States and around the world also worried that the interim statement of President Donald J. Trump on the attack seems ambiguous, and some people protested against the attacks Violence that believes in people is equally responsible. The theme of Nazi and the meeting of racist. Mr. Trump later criticized the names of racist and KKK, but CEOs of three presidential American Manufacturing Council's three well-known members, Intel, Merck and Anderma, protested Trump's indifference Before the first reaction I resigned

This case after the end of the civil war and 152 years after the abolition of slavery in the US proved that ethnic tensions in this country are still very serious, especially in southern countries. Many former federal states recognize this and are working on removing flags and statues from public honorary sites to celebrate racially deteriorated heritage.

But why are the emotions of white nationalists driving so high that they kill the people they oppose? Some people believe that Mr. Trump 's election is the main cause of his extreme remarks on ethnic minorities - mainly Latin ethnic groups - which revived racial discrimination since the 1960s civil rights struggle ing. It has been shelved for decades. Indeed, former KKK leader David Duke was a rally at Charlottesville, convinced that his vision was also a cardinal vision.

"This is a turning point for people in this country," Duke said. "We are determined to revive our country, we will fulfill the commitment of Donald Trump, this is what we believe that this is what we have to do . "

Despite the fact that the cards did it, though late than thought that many Republican leaders made KKK "villain" and that it would be acceptable to make racial discrimination "evil", the truth The time is the country. When Dharma David felt. Bold and full of energy. The president told the police that he could handle a few suspects violently and not talk about racial discrimination of any moral authority. . (La Semana)

The United States is proud of its own crucible, but racism still exists today. This country needs so many people; they demand freedom and prosperity to live their lives in a way that they fit. As stated in the national anthem, the United States is "a country of freedom and brave house". America is a country where dreams come true. So why is racial discrimination still present if the United States becomes a single country and country?

In America 's history, there was always a concept of racial discrimination. When Americans think about racial discrimination, they usually think about slavery, and racial discrimination is no longer a problem in America. But that is not the case. In the United States, racial discrimination is still very obvious. Certainly, since the end of slavery, the United States has made great progress in becoming a country with less racial discrimination. In fact, racial discrimination never disappears. In today's society, all American citizens of all races share the same rights, but racial discrimination still exists. Racial discrimination can be linked directly to a fixed group of stereotypes. Conclusion Other things are human nature, it is the cause of racial discrimination. Today 's race discrimination is not limited to whites and black people, but it defines various groups and races. America has made progress since the 1930s, but America remains a racist country.

You noticed that the two blacks are discussing. One of them said, "American racial discrimination is dead, please look! We have a President of the Black!" Meanwhile, "There are still racial discrimination in this country, very good I am expressing. Who do you believe? Who are you listening to? Who is correct? Whichever side you choose, are you talking with the voice of the stranded individual? Such a scene is only one of many deficiencies in the identity political theory and "Idpol reduction theory".