The House We Live In is a film that talks about the struggles that the blacks and other immigrant faced in the United States. In the film it makes a point clear that is race does not mean anything unless it is just a social-political construct. Racism is not something that happened only in the 20th century. Racism is rooted deep in the United States history, like slavery, Native American, and etc. Newcomers are seen as lazy and stupid also because they are not white so even if they are American citizenship they will not get the full benefit of it. In the film, I learn that it is easier to become a U.S. citizen now compare to before. Back then you would have to literally be white in order to be a citizen. But now one just have to be a
