Why racial discrimination exists in Eastern Europe?

First of all, Eastern European countries do not have the same equality and human rights traditions as Western Europe and the United States.

Second, the power movement of colored people in the mid-20th century did not affect the closed Eastern bloc at that time, such as Eastern Europe.

Furthermore, Eastern European countries were oppressed by the Soviet Union and the Russian nation during the Cold War, and after liberation, they took racism as a kind of spiritual vent.

Finally, in recent years, foreign immigrants from Eastern European countries have started to increase, which will inevitably lead to racial discrimination.