Discrimination and xenophobia are endemic conditions to a tribal animals, such as humans are. From the earliest periods of city-states, we see discrimination against the residents of other city-states and peoples of the periphery. The city-states encouraged this in their Propaganda to make their population more ready to defend the government of those states.
However, particular instances of discrimination, such as Anti-Black Racism, Anti-Semitism (Judenhass), Anti-Ziganism, Anti-Catholic hatred, Anti-Protestant hatred, Anti-Muhammadanism, etc. come as a result of particular political experiences and historical circumstances. For example, anti-Black Racism developed from the European need to justify the mass enslavement of Black peoples prior to shipping them en masse to the Americas. Prior to this, Blacks were simply a different group of people who were inferior because they were different than "civilized people", just as Vikings were. However, in the 15th and 16th centuries literature developed "explaining" that Blacks were an especially accursed and more monkey-like people and, therefore, it was not only just to enslave them, but desirable since they could be "acculturated" by the European civilizations that would rob them of their lives.
Discrimination and xenophobia are endemic conditions to a tribal animals, such as humans are. From the earliest periods of city-states, we see discrimination against the residents of other city-states and peoples of the periphery. The city-states encouraged this in their propaganda to make their population more ready to defend the government of those states.
However, particular instances of discrimination, such as Anti-Black Racism, Anti-Semitism (Judenhass), Anti-Ziganism, Anti-Catholic hatred, Anti-Protestant hatred, Anti-Muhammadanism, etc. come as a result of particular political experiences and historical circumstances. For example, anti-Black Racism developed from the European need to justify the mass enslavement of Black peoples prior to shipping them en masse to the Americas. Prior to this, Blacks were simply a different group of people who were inferior because they were different than "civilized people", just as Vikings were. However, in the 15th and 16th centuries literature developed "explaining" that Blacks were an especially accursed and more monkey-like people and, therefore, it was not only just to enslave them, but desirable since they could be "acculturated" by the European civilizations that would rob them of their lives.
It started when europeans first discovered Africa or w.e country people occupied with darker skin people b/c they thought they were more advanced than the other culture b/c of the technology they had.
African Americans were brought to America in the 1600's which is when Americans started to be racist against them
Yes, there is constantly racism in America, so there are lots of incident, some very high profile.
Yes, looking at the past history on how racism has declined in America, there is a time hen racism will eventually stop in America.
The Resolution on Racism is a document published by the Socialist Labor Party of America in 1956. The document states what racism is and what America's stance was on racism at the time. The document also states the Socialist Labor Party of America's stance on racism. See the related links to see the Resolution on Racism.
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a victory over Hitler's racism abroad and America's racism at home
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Martin Luther King Jr. was successful in making America less racist than it previously was, but it would be a considerable overstatement to say that he ended racism in America. Racism still exists in America.
There is no such thing as the racism law.
Begin by acknowledging the seriousness of the issue, stating that racism is a pervasive problem that requires open, honest discussions. Share a personal or impactful story that illustrates the harmful effects of racism. Express your commitment to addressing and combating racism in all its forms.
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