Some time ago, skin color determined the social status of a man. People with darker skin could only be slaves serving “whites”. Such relationships were ended up long time ago (slavery was abolished in 1865), but part of the “white” society still feels resentment towards people with darker skin, demonstrating it with insults, aggression and even violence. Other “colored” nations, such as Asians and Arabs, are also often victims of racial discrimination.
Racism is a part of various ideologies. It is a belief that some races are better than others. It became an important part of Nazism, which in this way explained the need for liquidation of the “impure” races. Nowadays, racism continues to moderate. International law prohibits all racist practices, considering them as crimes against humanity. However, very often “colored” are faced with intolerance, because how else you can call a black boy thrown bananas at or calling the Chinese “Yellow”.
You can not underestimate any discrimination, even though they are much less radical, still constitute a real threat. They can quickly escalate into a much stronger, racist attacks, which often lead to deeper disputes, such as on religious, cultural, ethnic, etc. backgrounds. It is necessary to combat all manifestations of racism in the bud . It is also necessary to educate on issues of racial diversity. Many studies confirm that the aversion to other races, are often due to fear and ignorance about the nationality. It is valuable, to get to know the culture and the “colored” themselves to become more tolerant.