Personal Narrative-Racial Discrimination In America

I agreed that the culture of Americans had been diverse due to multi-racial and the immigrants’ community. However, do not generalize or limit the idea of race as a social construct only in America. America is consist of two continent which are the South and the North. I presumed that you are generalizing North America as a xenophobic society or being a country that has racial discrimination. I think any continent such as Europe or Asia has distinctions to any individuals. Going back to the normality, this affects the prejudice or any discrimination who is different in the society. If you think the other way, United States is a diverse country, it welcomes other immigrant or refugees to have better opportunities. Therefore, we have to think that there are many color conscious in this country. With that being said, each country has its flaws. …show more content…
But, as times goes by, I actually learned the culture. In my opinion, it was within myself that I actually isolated myself. I think in this kind of aspect has many phases to look at. Maybe he got excluded because he never opened up or come out of his shell OR people might think he is hard to approach too. San Francisco is a diverse city. The population of San Francisco I think is mostly Asians. I don’t see why he got excluded. Of course, there will be difference in treating people because it is either they know and understand the culture or they are currently learning their new culture. It is always ourselves who decides of we wanted to assimilate or abandon the culture. We might change some aspects but we can maintain the traditional culture we’ve learned. I think the things we’ve learned either the traditional or old culture, we will always carry them. It is true race doesn’t exist, the social construct of race exist. I totally believed in you last paragraph because it is all about our perspectives and it is our