Racism

How would it feel like if you were walking around and saw people laughing at you, pointing at you or making fun of you? Racism is an irrational belief in the superiority of a given group, nation or people, usually one¡¯s own. It could kill them because it could discriminate them and hurt them in many ways. And some unintelligent laws were passed to prevent them from voting such as the grandfather clause (the law that said, in order to vote, their grandfather had to be the person who voted before), or they had to answer the questions that they would have never known, to vote. The blacks fought hard for their rights risking their lives and it made the United States of America the way it is today. It is something that was true against the blacks at the period of slavery and is still partly true. They could also build the power and determine the will to overcome the barrier of racism and not become the victims of society but become part of it. We are all human beings, and this simple fact means that we are all equal. Therefore, racism must be eliminated. at school that most people who were in the same color used to get along together.

Throughout the history, racism has been a major factor in many of the important events in our nations past. The different skin colors of black, brown, yellow or white only tells us the world that god created is made up of different people, with their own unique characteristics and values.