Will Multiracial Kids End Racism? | Decoded | MTV

In the near future, it is often suggested that racial discrimination can be eliminated by significantly increasing the number of children of multiethnicities throughout the United States. But is this true? Okay, no. In today's episode I will explain why ending racism is far more complicated than making a baby with a different ethnic background.

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Recently, when I saw "Why 1% white?", I broke MTV in March 2016, I remembered this, but this is an MTV news program featuring Franchesca Ramsey. (If you have never seen a decoded episode, this program is attractive from an anthropological and pop culture point of view). In this section, as part of the role of education in continuing racial discrimination and discussion of funding for schools in the United States based on property tax, the median of white homeowners is $ 85,800, the black homeowners 5 It is pointed out that it is ten thousand dollars. For Latin American homeowners, $ 48,000. The bottom of a bucket. also

In the near future, it is often suggested that racial discrimination can be eliminated by significantly increasing the number of children of multiethnicities throughout the United States. But is this true? Okay, no. In today's episode I will explain why ending racism is far more complicated than making a baby with a different ethnic background.

Today 's America can be described as multi - ethnic and multi - ethnic. This led to race discrimination. Racial discrimination considers a race to be inferior to other races. As white Americans with European heritage are the majority, American racial discrimination usually has characteristics of white people against races and ethnic minorities. Historically, these ethnic minorities are not equally treated in important aspects of life, such as employment, housing, education, medical care, criminal justice. If this unequal treatment is intentional, it is sometimes called racial discrimination. As in the workplace, laws prohibiting racial discrimination in the criminal justice system