Inequity on the Job
The most debatable topic in today’s society is racial discrimination. There has been many controversies and arguments, but it is definite that African Americans are more discriminated and judged in our general public. Ever since the 1600’s, our American society has been unfair to judge African Americans because of their looks, slightly different lifestyles, and the pigmentation of their skin; this is extremely saddening. Our society’s prejudice ways not only need to be resolved, but be completely ridden. It is not right to judge and to discriminate others because of different lifestyles and ancestry. This is why we should not discriminate. Now in the 21st century, racial discrimination has settled, but not entirely towards …show more content…
Yes slavery is abolished, but it doesn’t mean that it is not still in mind. Love for African Americans was unreal, and a home for them was basically unimaginable. Waking up each and everyday being guarded by their rusty shoes, watching the clouds push each other in the sky, is saddening. Working on tobacco and cotton farms, being yelled at by the rain, heat, and sun, all conclude to why not just African American discrimination, but all racial discrimination is wrong. In ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee, racial discrimination towards African Americans is one of the main topics. The novel showcased the multiple reasons why racism towards poor African Americans can cause problems and major accusations to rise up. The racist characters and the African American characters in the novel certainly brought the idea of having good and bad intentions to life. Prejudice was one of the main symbols in the novel, and it goes well with knowing racial discrimination. Our general public is so quick to judge, and it is not right. Being biased without an actual experience over the matter is just wrong, especially to African Americans. It asks the question, why is it so important to
The most debatable topic in today’s society is racial discrimination. There has been many controversies and arguments, but it is definite that African Americans are more discriminated and judged in our general public. Ever since the 1600’s, our American society has been unfair to judge African Americans because of their looks, slightly different lifestyles, and the pigmentation of their skin; this is extremely saddening. Our society’s prejudice ways not only need to be resolved, but be completely ridden. It is not right to judge and to discriminate others because of different lifestyles and ancestry. This is why we should not discriminate. Now in the 21st century, racial discrimination has settled, but not entirely towards …show more content…
Yes slavery is abolished, but it doesn’t mean that it is not still in mind. Love for African Americans was unreal, and a home for them was basically unimaginable. Waking up each and everyday being guarded by their rusty shoes, watching the clouds push each other in the sky, is saddening. Working on tobacco and cotton farms, being yelled at by the rain, heat, and sun, all conclude to why not just African American discrimination, but all racial discrimination is wrong. In ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee, racial discrimination towards African Americans is one of the main topics. The novel showcased the multiple reasons why racism towards poor African Americans can cause problems and major accusations to rise up. The racist characters and the African American characters in the novel certainly brought the idea of having good and bad intentions to life. Prejudice was one of the main symbols in the novel, and it goes well with knowing racial discrimination. Our general public is so quick to judge, and it is not right. Being biased without an actual experience over the matter is just wrong, especially to African Americans. It asks the question, why is it so important to