What are the causes of racial discrimination?

Essentially, the first reason is the difference in productivity. There is no real equality in this world. In fact, at a certain period in history, the productivity gap between them was huge, which led to the inequality of social status.

The second reason is human memory. Even though the gap in productivity may narrow with the passage of time and the progress of the world, the memory left over as a part of culture has become the present preference for boys and racial discrimination, even though most of their productivity is not determined by gender and race.

Another reason is human nature. A simple thing like looking down on you will become very complicated once some elements are added. Some humans just like to fight. In fact, this kind of XX discrimination is not much different from fighting between countries, which is caused by a distinction between different groups in consciousness.

Expression form

The manifestations of racial discrimination are openness, legality, concealment and practicality. In the Republic of South Africa, racial discrimination is manifested in apartheid, which is the basic national policy of white racists and has a history of more than 300 years. Since the mid-20th century, white racist authorities have promulgated more than 100 racial discrimination laws.

Blacks and Indians in America, aborigines in Oceania, former colonial immigrants, ethnic minorities and foreign workers in Europe, "tribesmen" and caste groups in Asia are all victims of today's racial discrimination.