What Does Race Cause Inequality In America?

There has always been existing a theory which is nothing in this world is absolutely perfect; and this theory is most likely true from time to time. How come this unproven fact is cruelly accurate? Because, at any moment, river may run dry, serious mistakes might be made by any creatures, or people from different races have to live in a society where the appearance of fairness seems too blurry, etc. And so, race can be considered as one of the most imperfect matter in this world, since debates and gloomy stories about it can hardly ever complete. In the introduction from “Place, Not Race: A New Vision of Opportunity in America,” Sheryll Cashin has successfully pointed out an important issue about race which plays a powerful role as the factor that causes unfairness in the American …show more content…
In her argument, Sheryll first came up with her agenda of creating “a politics of fairness,” then she helped the readers deeply understand the issue surrounding race, the problem of affirmative action, and how she determined to accomplish her demand. Throughout, the author’s expertise is coherent and persuasive because of the way she builds her credibility by providing individual facts and performing her educational background, along with her convincing logical arguments including the use of statistics, and because of her strong-willed tone.
From the beginning to the end of Sheryll’s piece, she uses a lot of her personal experiences or stories in order to guide the readers to the main point of her argument. For example, the story of the sister of a professional black woman, who told the author, shows how the unfairness exists in education, even between people from