RACIASM, DISCRIMINATION OR OPPRESSION OF A SPECIFIC GROUP.

Racism, discrimination or oppression of a specific group

Racism, Discrimination or Oppression of a Specific Group

Today affirmative action is carefully thought about to be one of the most debatable perplexity facing our similar status of individual rights. It is a well known fact that affirmative action was fitted out with the inspiration and optimism that America would at last become a truly equal state. It has been there for the last thirty years so far and has not been able to resolve any of our prevailing problems regarding equal rights. Affirmative action was constructed with the aim of putting in service reverse discrimination to fix the problem of discrimination. In some cases minority groups are being preferred over other fully qualified workers who are not in the minority. This turnaround of roles in racial discrimination renders nothing but is the cause of arguments and issue for both those for males and those in the minority. (Phizacklea, 1999)

“In a recent issue of The Progressive, Adolph Reed, Jr. wrote in reaction to President Clinton's proposal for a "national conversation on race" that "It's an ideal vehicle for [Clinton] to express his concerns about race, because it's not connected to any real substance. (Mazer, 1989) It's just part of the fundamentally empty rhetoric of multiculturalism: diversity, mutual awareness, respect for difference, hearing different voices and the like. None of these notions is objectionable on its face, but that's partly because none of them means anything in particular...The problem isn't racial division or a need for healing. It is racial inequality and injustice.” (Chia, 1997)

Racism damages every person in a particular way, through unique happenings. However the larger societal trend, which plays itself out in individuals' lives and manner, has these principal conditions to it. Foremost, racism has as its backbone the economic domination of people of color. Racism hamper people from acquiring precise information about other people, and makes people apprehensive of great numbers of people. people are also extremely secluded by racism. It corrals them into a very confined world, the limits of which are imposed by force by an automatic, inconsiderate thinking that we are superior than them or we don't go near them demeanor which flares any time a person is scared. (Chia, 1997)

People can aid each other get free of racist trends and patterns and behavior of reasoning. Listening and decision are the keys to the cell door. The listener's paramount job is to elevate feelings of blame around racism in 19th century and 20th century, so that the expressions of emotions anxiety wailing, chuckle, trembling and perspiring that keeps racist behavior in place can be channeled out. Each and every person feels blameworthy about times he and she has failed to halt racist behavior. That guilt prohibits people from perceiving their own absolute integrity sufficient to cry and rage about being trapped in racist patterns. Resolution to act outside racist solitude is also necessary to getting unrestrained, and so goals need to be ...