Is there still racial discrimination in America today?

Racial discrimination still exists in the United States today. Nowadays, white Americans have great discrimination against Asian blacks and even people in Hispanic countries. Although the American government has explicitly banned racial discrimination, we still see some incidents in which black Americans were shot. It can be said that the road to racial equality in the United States is still very long.

It was the British who once entered the United States because of political persecution. They used very violent means to treat the Indians who once owned this land. Under the spread of this violent thought. This group of British immigrants who have changed their ideas have formed an arrogant mentality. Such a group of British political prisoners have found a sense of nobility that they have never felt before! Because they once yearned for the life of the royal family in England, their deep inferiority forced them to treat immigrants from the African continent and local Indian residents more cruelly! To put it bluntly, their deep inferiority and fear make it impossible for them to treat people of different races or religions equally! The equality they advocate is actually a hypocritical equality based on the first establishment of their highest status! These ideas need people to think deeply before they can really understand them.

Judging from the history of the United States, racial discrimination in this country exists in their genes and can never be completely eradicated. Don't forget that American rulers are descendants of Mayflower European colonists, and white people's discrimination against other ethnic groups is deeply rooted. Including various western human rights organizations and charitable organizations, all use various banners, but they are all pointing fingers in the gesture of saving low-level refugees from high-level races. When have they ever seen them get along as equals?

Therefore, racial discrimination still exists in American society today and is deeply rooted. This can only be alleviated by social and economic development and, of course, education level. All races in the United States are discriminated against to varying degrees, which is more because of different cultural beliefs and disrespect for others.