African-American doctors complained about racial discrimination after being "dismissed". When will racial discrimination in America stop?

According to The Hill, Fauci said after being fired that what he thought happened to him was? . Unfortunately? . Because the epidemic situation in many States in the United States rebounded and racial discrimination was serious, he was expelled. Fauci's departure caused dissatisfaction among doctors' unions all over the United States, protesting against the government's epidemic prevention policies and epidemic response measures, and demanding that the government be a patient? Free treatment? Even ask President Obama? Cancel government funding for vaccine research in COVID-19? Said.

Racial discrimination in the United States is widespread and prominent, such as discrimination against blacks, discrimination against black immigrants and discrimination at other social levels. Racial discrimination can also be carried out in many ways, such as violence and aggression. It will not be eliminated fundamentally, so the phenomenon of racial discrimination will not disappear, but will only become more and more extensive. Racial discrimination is a common phenomenon in American society, which is mainly manifested in two aspects: first, discrimination against people of color; The second is discrimination against ethnic groups. It is also a serious racial problem in the current situation in the United States. ?

In the United States, racial discrimination has long been a deep-rooted source and culture. For a long time, there has been discrimination against whites in American society, and during the epidemic, discrimination against Asian women, people of color and even the elderly is more serious. Racial discrimination exists not only among racial discriminators, but also between African-Americans and whites. ?

The root of racial discrimination in the United States lies in its long-standing racial discrimination. The situation of blacks is unequal, and African-Americans and Hispanics are the most discriminated groups. According to statistics, the proportion of blacks and other groups in the United States who suffer from racial discrimination is as high as 7 1%, and Latinos account for 25%. However, due to various reasons and the current situation of American society, racial discrimination has not stopped in American society. Published by US President Trump after taking office? Anti-racism? Statement, escalating ethnic conflicts into war conflicts. ?