Racism And Racism

It seems that almost everybody used to play the toy of a six-sided magic cube in their childhood, me included. The difference was at the age of twelve, a grande international competition of magic cube was held in Russia that year. As a participant, I was agog and inquisitive as the first time I went abroad. Left the plane, sit car, I enter the ocean of exotica with respect to dissolve. Yet all those people, different as Chinese, were blonde looks. A kid who grew up in an eastern country was so unprecedented.

As the only Asian kid in the competition, I received a number of peer stares from passers-by. Other competitors screwed up their eyes and studied me intently, hunting desperately for something they did not find. I asked my tour guide …show more content…
In ancient times, no clear and unequivocal evidence of racism has been found in other cultures or in Europe because manifestly people in different regions did not intercommunicate at that time . The identification of the Jews as the devil in the prevalent mind might the first sign of a racist view of the world. The period of the Renaissance and Industrialization was also a chance that Europeans could become the mainstream of the world and need more contact with people of darker pigmentation in Africa, Asia, and the Americas, because development needs more labor force, then they were making judgments about them. To explicit racism was a unique harvest in the West during the modern …show more content…
However, this kind of classification does not have a certain objective inevitability and legitimacy. For example, on the basis of genetics, the actual genotype of a person who looks like an African-American may be a Caucasian. It is difficult to define a person with race because there are specific individuals in a macro environment, which means people who have the same appearance suppose to have different phenotypic