people, especially Africans, from late 15th to late 19th centuries. Racism itself wasn't the reason for the institution of slavery; profit was considered the main reason (Williams).
             In 'Capitalism & Slavery', Eric E. Williams details the history of profit slavery and the unjustified treatment of other minority groups. Racial propaganda on supporting segregation and hate crimes by supremacist groups were the main concern of the 20th century where groups like the Ku Klux Klan occupied a small transition of power in the southern United States which affected the northern U.S. and Canada.
             Today, although the threat of racial slavery in Canada has diminished, we are still effected by the luring racial acts of slurs, hate crimes, and segregation movements by individuals and supremacy groups that are still masked within our society. Groups supporting 'neo-nazism' and 'white pride' as well as a small growing number of other racial groups promoting their ethnic pride and the abolishment of other races (CRRF). A large fraction of these groups retain a hidden stance in society but the threat of the
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