Racism
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Introduction
Racism is the belief that a particular race is
superior or inferior to another , that a person’s social and moral traits are
predetermined by his or her inborn biological characteristics . Racism can also
define as the belief that some races are better than others .
The definition above is not enough to explain what is
‘RACISM’ .
For an example , people who are racist don’t like
other races such as their skin colour , language , customs , place of birth or
any factor that supposedly reveals the basic nature of that person .
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Problem
Long time ago in America , the racism problem is very
serious and worst . The ‘Black’ are deserve as slave for ‘White’ . The ‘White’
don’t care about the feeling of the ‘Black’ and don’t regard them as human
being . The ‘White’ can do what they like to the ‘Black’ such as beaten or
insulted them .
Furthermore, racism can influence wars , slavery , the
formation of nations and legal codes . If the wars happen, the country might
loss a lot of people . So , we have to find solution to prevent or solve this
problem .
Although there is no perfect way to solve racism
problem and no matter what racism will probably always exist, what we can do
however , is to limit its extent as much as possible . I think that the best
way to solve this problem is knowledge. We have to think before speak out and
we need to tolerant the others and prevent fighting.
· Solution
People have been talking racism for centuries. People
continue to be racists. How do we solve this problem. Everybody has dealt with
it, politicians, spiritual leaders, community activities, and the problems of
racism continue. First, we have to admit that racism is a problem. But racists
are like alcoholics. In Alcoholics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous, first the
people have to admit they have a problem. Admit they are out of control
alcoholics, admit they are out of control gamblers before they can solve the
problem. The problem with racism and racialism is that everybody denies it.
Everybody is in denial. There are many ways to solve the racism:
We can debate racial issues without fear of being
publicly and permanently denounced as racist. For an example, we can discuss
this problem at school with teachers or friends or parents. This solution can
help us to know further information about racism. Another solution is it’s
accepted that all races are capable of both tolerance and bigotry. We believe
that character, not skin colour, makes a person acceptable or unacceptable,
trustworthy or deceitful. We should not treat people according to their skin
colour. We don’t leap to conclusions about others’ bad manners or poor
behaviour, and we stop using racism as justification for our own. We have to
stop polarizing ourselves by arbitrary and inadequate racial labels. And we
don’t instinctively flock together with like-labelled people-on golf courses,
in schools or in ‘cultural’ programs and associations.
