Essays on Racism

“Rwanda will never ever leave me, it’s in the pores of my body. My soul is in those hills, my spirit is with the spirits of all those people who were slaughtered and killed that I know of, and many that I didn’t know”. General...

The year 1994 marked the beginning of a bloody mass murder of the Tutsis of Rwanda which was coined as the Rwandan Genocide. The Hutus and the Tutsis were two of the ethnic groups situated in Rwanda. The country was home to nearly 85% Hutus;...

Rwanda’s population by 1994 was found out to have stood at more than seven million people who were divided into three ethnic groups such as the Hutu, the Tutsi, and the Twa. The Hutu made up the majority of the population with an estimated 85%...

 The thug life stands for ‘the hate you give little infants fuck everyone’. Which refers to when somebody has to start off with nothing but ends up succeeding. Today thug life is being used for criminals and drugs, which is different from what 2pac was...

It has been almost five years since the fatal shooting of a man named Michael Brown. Five years since fire was kindled underneath the cauldron of the scorching basin to a call of justice extruding from the black community. The incident ended the life of...

Martin Luther King Jr. quotes, “There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe nor politic nor popular, but he must take it because his conscience tells him it is right.” This generation had civil unjust, no trust in the...

American history is full of examples of extreme racism. Many times discrimination happens for no reason other than the color of a person’s skin. An example of this obvious hatred is Emmett Till’s murder that has shed light on the horrors of segregation and racism...

The world has had a long history of discrimination. But since the 1960s America has been moving to a more equal society. We had passed laws to help bring equal opportunities to all Americans, but are these laws still relevant? This issue is covered by...

What is racial pre-justice? Racial Pre-justice is a dislike of a race-based group of individuals, with no intermediate knowledge or experience. Today it is all over the globe and pre-justice racially is increasing at a fast pace. 59% of Americans say being white helps a...

Throughout the 1960’s, society was in a constant uproar due to racial segregation, inequality and the lack of civil liberties for African-Americans in the United States. Civil rights activist, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and ardent segregationist and Alabama Governor, George Wallace, both held strong...