The end of Jim Crow racism was by no means the end of racism entirely. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, American behavioral scientist, published The Structure of Racism in Color-Blind, “Post-Racial” America in 2015 to “describe the lacking racial order of America in the post–Civil Rights era” (Bonilla-Silva 1359). Bonilla-Silva simply puts that the when the Jim Crows were revoked in the late 1960’s that didn’t mark the “end of racism” or even the “declining significance of race” by any means. Rather, gradually a new system constructed itself and could be called “new racism.” “New racism” is similar to a racial structure that came from the post–Civil Rights era and consists of following parts: (1) avoiding the use of direct racial terminology in a public
