Race has always been an issue for the United States of America, from the Natives, to the Africans, and now Latinos. Yet if you look around the United States there is way more than these races here, however these races have been singled out. Envision the Caucasian majority race switched as one of the races The United States has had a bad history with becoming the majority. Considering it is more minorities in The United States than Caucasian’s this could have been a possibility a long time ago. The dissimilarities among Latinos in American society is implanted in their community location within the social structure, in which identity, is developing from the intersected social spaces formed by race, gender, class, and culture. To single out a language as just one race is wrong, Spanish speaking cultures can come from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, México, Nicaragua, Panamá, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Spain, Uruguay, and Venezuela, yet are characterized under one name called immigrants.
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The ethnic dissimilarity which occurs in United States unfortunately make a racial bias and refinement from the major ethnicity toward the minor one. Discrimination is seen throughout all the races, yet in my opinion Caucasian’s seem to be the most prejudice towards other races than no other. However, the minority groups or African American and Hispanic American sometimes feel like they are not being welcomed by the majority
The ethnic dissimilarity which occurs in United States unfortunately make a racial bias and refinement from the major ethnicity toward the minor one. Discrimination is seen throughout all the races, yet in my opinion Caucasian’s seem to be the most prejudice towards other races than no other. However, the minority groups or African American and Hispanic American sometimes feel like they are not being welcomed by the majority