Why is there always racial discrimination in the United States? Can it be completely eradicated?

Since 1776, when the United States declared its independence, racial discrimination has always existed in the United States. The initial contradiction is that the independence declared by 1776 is only the independence of whites, excluding blacks. During the civil war, Lincoln announced the abolition of black slavery in order to unify the north and the south, but this was only legal equality, and racial discrimination in the United States remained unchanged. In the next few decades or even decades, there is no way for the United States to eliminate racial discrimination.

The reason why racial discrimination has always been mentioned is because of the difference in skin color. Because of the different skin colors, people's experience has predicted that people with the same skin color are of the same kind. In America, blacks are indeed more violent than whites. It is also because a few white people are game planners, and they hate black people. Most whites are disgusted because they can't play with them, which leads to violent conflicts from time to time. Because in the 200 years of modern history, white people ruled more than half of the earth. It is precisely because of the long-term colonial thinking that whites have an innate sense of superiority and think that only whites are the highest. This kind of thinking has been deeply imprinted in the hearts of white people and cannot be changed.

America is still a very powerful country. Although there are all kinds of racial discrimination and uninterrupted violent conflicts inside it, it does not hinder its overall development. Racial discrimination is difficult to eradicate, or it cannot be eradicated. As long as people of different colors exist, some good people will not stop. But as mentioned earlier, although the current racial discrimination is getting worse, it has not affected the fundamentals of the United States. Moreover, racial discrimination has a long history, so long-term division has not divided the United States, and it will not in the future. Every country is the same. In the face of national life and death, all loose sand will be twisted into a rope and beat those who have ulterior motives to destroy the country.