Speech On Racism

Around the world there is so racism so going on, people who are different are so getting target by the white man. We believe that racism is completing gone but it's not. Racism is coming back slowly as the years pass us. The only thing that we can do is to keep our bodies safe from all the danger that might happen. Ta-Nehisi Coates has been talking about keeping our bodies safe protected from the danger that happening around the world. People are getting targeted for being different or not being accepted for who they are as humans.

Today we’re faced with multiple forms of inequalities and injustices. None of them are in no way, shape or form are okay or justifiable. While we as a people are striving to deal with the obvious forms of injustices, there is another form that is a real quiet one, but it can be heard throughout the world that we are living in and is a severe problem that needs to be addressed. The type of injustice that I’m speaking on is called: Environmental Racism. This has been a definite issue that not only affects the environment, but it also has effects on communities, individuals and it effects the economic system in the long run as well. Environmental Racism needs to be brought up in conversations within our communities as well as our local governments, so they will not forget their remains a problem.

Without a doubt, we look at athletes today and from the past as if they are larger than life individuals. They show their personality through talent no matter what they play; some are better than others, for example some can kick or throw. However, at the end of the day they all have a different voice and a different story. People expect them to turn a blind eye to everyday events because of their status. People think of athletes as celebrities, they say they do not go through the same struggles as everyday people. That statement is far from the truth when it pertains to the issue of racism. Racism has been an unresolved problem for years whether it is in sports or athletes speaking for what they believe. Racism has had a big impact on sports such as Germany hosting the olympics and cheating, N.B.A. owners thinking they rule over their players, and the hidden discrimination that happens in locker rooms. Many times athletes have stood up for what they believed just to be shot down. Nowhere in their contracts does it state that because they are professionals that they must compromise their freedom of speech. Whether it be refusing to meet with the president, speaking out on racial injustices, or not standing for the national anthem, athletes have a strong voice in the fight against discrimination and other traumatic events. The fight for equality in sports and throughout America is a process that includes multiple organizations, the reaction of authority figures, and

Charles Lawrence evokes that racist speech should be regulated to avert defaming the minorities in “On Racist Speech” from the Chronicle of Higher Education. The article addresses that racial insults do not deserve to be under the First Amendment because “the perpetrator’s intention is to injure the victim” (Lawrence 2087). After all, the Supreme Court has asserted that if the perpetrator’s intention is to “inflict injury or tend to incite an immediate breach of the peace”, then they are not protected under the First Amendment (Lawrence 2086). The racist slurs on the university campus was one of the vexed topics since students should have “the right of an equal education in a safe environment” rather than being surrounded by verbal

Ferguson has has little to no black representation in their city council, school boards, police force, and such all though the community is mostly made up of PoC.

America’s foundation in a sense was founded on racism. Although we live in a much more different, accepting time, it wasn’t too long ago that there was segregation and extreme racism in our society. We as a society have now since evolved and are now more tolerable and diverse then what we once were. However, there still are cases in America that show just how far we still need to develop our tolerance.

Racism is a big problem in our world today and it is being used at work, schools, and public places. One example of racial discrimination is president trump banning 6 countries. President Trump saw one religious group as one because of events that occurred that killed innocent people. I am going through this religious ban my grandparents can't come for a long time.

Although racism has changed over time these past 50 years, racism in many ways still exists. Everybody has their own opinion and those opinions are influenced by the public and the media. In some way,

Racism is a very controversial topic in today’s society. Some might think racism ended when the 15th amendment was passed and black men were able to vote, but some people still face racism in today’s society. With the new presidential leader, minorities are being more and more ostracized. Racism is no longer just “black and white”. Rather, it is a gray area where racism is no longer clear to all people.

First thing that I would like to address is the fact that racism still exists within all cultures. Some people won’t admit that they are racist, but their actions and words prove otherwise. Most people won’t directly discriminate other races, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen everyday. Many will argue that their race is superior over another, or that their actions of a few individuals of a certain race determines how that race of people are, therefore making them unequal. I think all people should be treated equally, no matter who they are or what they look like. From a personal experience, I have witnessed racial discrimination, not something that happened to someone else but to me right in front of my eyes as I head home. For one, I was one of those people that never thought racism had ended but thought that it has dimmed its light. It was not

A single historical step of fighting against racism, as a civil rights activist, has taken his steps forwards and onwards towards a better future for this country. Former President Obama worked to break the racial barrier but president Trump will never give up his desires to fulfill his crazy racist agendas. In the past, Trump's tweets about black people had disappointed millions of African Americans including many democrats who are against his progress towards racism. His tweet stated that black people are a group of idiots and losers. His tweet about black people is clear evidence of his racist and “anti-colored” stereotypes. When he was a presidential candidate, he declared to target African Americans and Latinos based on their race and minority standing, he promised to make them be harassed by police. He is organizing new racial barriers and making discriminatory policies for our country because he wants to offer Americans a great wall, the wall that has a door for supremacy for whites. I agree with Professor Jimenez in the article that “Trump and his supporters have turned the racial dog whistle into an air horn.” This is because his whistles are a signal for a group of people who agree with him that the word “Black” sounds appropriate as an inferior usage. We understand the

Racial relations has taken a huge part of throughout the United States’ history from the Mayflower pilgrims and the Native Americans to now with immigration policies from prospective candidate Donald Trump for the the 2016 election. It is understandable that this statement is true due to the fact that most of this country’s citizens(illegal or not) come from an immigrant descent. Racial differences often get started due to ignorance about the opposing race.Another factor to racial difference is fear, As an immigrant myself, I have a vast amount of experience with race relations in my country of origin and in the United States. A myth about racism states that Caucasians are the only racists race.This statement itself is discriminating

f you’ve read my book, The Passing of The Great Race, you’re probably already familiar with my popular Nordic theory and the finer details of racial hygiene. However, if you haven’t, then this concept might be entirely new to you. If that’s the case, then it’s my pleasure to introduce you to the idea that Nordics are truly the superior race, and I hope to be able to change your mind about immigration & breeding America.

For centuries a disease has plagued our nation just like AIDS has Africa, I bet you all are wondering what this disease is. You probably think that it can be treated with limited breakouts every few years. The virus I'm talking about is racism. Imagine living every day in fear knowing that where ever you go, everything you do is being observed and judged. Imagine walking into a store or a boutique and having someone watch every move of yours thinking that you’re going to steal something, or expose a bomb from under your clothes. Imagine being mocked and hated at school because you're "different". Imagine being left out because of your skin colour. No one enjoys being left out, but then, why do people judge? Why do people set a fire of

Diversity is defined as “a state of being different” however, the meaning extends further than just culture and race. It is a concept which revolves around acceptance and respect. Understanding each individual, their tradition, their belief, their uniqueness, and their importance in the community builds up the true meaning of diversity.