The End Of Racism Analysis

On the other hand, the African American male interviewee had a different view in that he thought that racist people should not be punished because eventually racism is going to be outdated in that fifty years from now, any racist person will be viewed as abnormal. He thinks that people should just hope that racist times changes. When it comes to the issue of police brutality toward African Americans, the African American male interviewee said that he did not think that the policemen who kill black people are racist, instead, he thought they are scared policemen who are not skilled enough to be policemen. This was an interesting perspective from the African female interviewee who agreed that the police brutality toward black people is due to racism in that the white policemen …show more content…
She explained that racism will never end because it is a vicious cycle and that its deeper than what people think it is in that it is a social construct, which society has created. She admits that there is a possibility for racist acts to decrease in time, but racism will always be there. She states, “to say that racism will eventually end is like saying that people will stop sinning in the world”. However, when ask to imagine how people could end racism, she emphasized on the values of respect for all people and love, in that loving others despite the way they look like or the color of their skin. She explained that she chose love because there is nothing in the world that love can’t heal. On the contrary, the male African American interviewee thought that education was the solution to racism. He explained that when parents stop teaching their children that their race makes them better than other people, there will be no more racism in the world. In my opinion, both perspectives on how to end racism would be