The Pros And Cons Of Black And Latino Males

How would you feel if your interaction with authority depended on whether you were black or Latino? Unfortunately, this is a sad reality that many black and Latino boys face due to the disadvantages of their upbringing and the reinforcement of societal restrictions on their success. On a positive note, education becomes salvation to a marginalized group because it provides them means to escape the system that prevents them from becoming successful. Nonetheless, black and Latino boys are at a disadvantage on such resources, and Blows and Rios expand on the pattern of school to prison. Additionally, the recent death of Michael Brown has heightened public awareness on this injustice as well exposed other incidents concerning unarmed black boys
School districts frequently put their focus on schools who display academic prowess, but ignore schools in poor areas because they do not show equal academic scores. Bias educational administration’s logic is that since they’ll do badly anyway, money should not be wasted on children who will find no use in education, ironically it leads into vicious cycle that puts black and Latino boys to a disadvantage. Since these marginalized children are not doing well in school, the district doesn’t send them financial support, but in order for them to improve, they require financial support. Consequently, the discipline is imbalance and based on the idea that these black and Latino children are integrally trouble makers, so they’re treated as problems long before they’re treated like
The murder of Michael Brown has led to an international protest against racial profiling on minorities. Media and ideology are main perpetrators of racial clichés that plague the black and Latino community. For that reason, the education system is impacted by this attitude and maintains an imbalanced program toward blacks and Latinos. Hence the first step to end this modern racism is to acknowledge its existence and to stop believing that all races face mutual prejudice, it is then the problem could be diagnosed by an accepting school structure that encourages excellence in all its students. In order to prevent criminalization, one must start at a young age to influence these youth that recognition and acceptance should not have the dire exchange of