This excluded Asian Americans from the civic membership in the American society. It also can be stated that the overwhelming White supremacy against other races could be taking place due to racial prejudice and individualism among themselves. Individualism and racial prejudice produce symbolic racism, modern racism (Sniderman, Crosby, & Howell, 1999). However, the idea of prejudice derives from a pride of bloodline as well. As (Ross, 1901), argues that the superiority of a race is only possible to preserve by holding the pride of blood and also by providing rigid assertiveness toward lower races. With all these pieces of evidence, taking into consideration, a brown skinned Hijabi women of Syrian origin would be placed on the bottom left the corner on the racial triangulation. First of all, she will be seen as inferior due to her appearance, cultural difference. Although she was born in the United States, due to her not being assimilating will make her an outsider in the country. Her religion also will make a difference in this scenario. As it can be stated that racism can be measured as how individuals wish to measure it (Sniderman, Crosby, & Howell, 1999). This …show more content…
It emphasizes on how society does not discriminate an individual’s color of skin, race to succeed. Colorblind provides the concept of having equal privileges and prospects. This ideology was advocated by the civil rights leaders. “In the post-civil rights era, a powerful tool for racial retrenchment (Gotanda, 1991). However, the colorblind talk helped to progress the racial powers, rights, and privileges. It moved further from the expression of racial differences by clouding the motive of constant racialization using the racially coded methods. All these progressively believes continues to conserve White supremacy. As (Ross, 1901) states that, the superiorities one may display on another individual, necessarily does not have to be racial. It possible for one race to be conservative and another race to be radical and innovative. However, race should not be judged based on its only difficult traits. A large number of white Americans acknowledged and then rejected the biological inferiority they receive. However they accepted the basic of racial equality (Sniderman, Crosby, & Howell, 1999). Even though, an American Muslim Syrian origin woman will be given the hope of no discrimination. However, the systematic racism will still take place against her. Though the purpose behind this progressive movement was to provide equal privileges and prospects for everyone. However, she will not be benefited from