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As a non US citizen we are more prone to judge people on their financial status, culture and religion. I find it odd how the black community, despite living in
by MomoXenosaga 5y ago
As a non US citizen we are more prone to judge people on their financial status, culture and religion.
I find it odd how the black community, despite living in the US for 200 years and by every measure "American", can still be so marginalized.
- BossHogg 5y ago500 years not 200. And the reason is because those in the majority view it as benefiting them.
- true_religion 5y agoWell until the 1960s, the members of the black community couldn't even attend the same schools, use the same bathrooms, or vote in the same elections as members of the white community. Now although the laws have changed, people who were previosuly racist in the 1960s did not simply die out overnight. They had no real reason to abandon their views, so they simply maintained them and passed it down to their children. Unless they or their children actively uprooted their baises, you'll find there are still plenty of people who are biased today.