The Role Of Racism In America

“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite” (622). In today’s America, we have challenged ourselves with the topic of racism once again. I notice an odium against each other based off each one’s ethnicity. We offend talk about if we could change the impact on how race affect our community, schools and even our daily lives. Re- Imaging race in America nowadays I would have others realize that each one has a heart and no one is above others base off skin color. Second, I would make sure that each and every one has equal opportunities for jobs. Third, see that each individual loves their neighbor. As a nation, we already face hatred by other countries why have our people against one another.
If we could teach the youth about more love, then loathing we as a nation would grow. Furthermore, under the skin we have, we all share the same thing. Who has made anybody over anyone? No one! We need to stand more collectively together than bringing each other down. “To get over racial problems in America today, we need to understand them and their roots” (Love). But we don’t! We essential need to teach more about the hidden info or information that is not in the text