Race Equality

Race has been a major concern in America for centuries. These cases occur between the whites and the other minority groups. The pioneer groups in this act are the whites who tend to view the other minority groups as people who should not belong in America. In some places the cases are very severe and some of the social amenities have been forced to have a division between those for the minorities and those for the majority groups. “This discrimination has led to the many groups to rise upon and fight against the issue” (Eddie S Glaude 51). The law enforcement agencies have also developed laws and implemented policies to cub the issue. The effects of this laws and policies have not been successful amongst the chronic racists. The effects of

The provision of service to all without discriminating others on the basis of their origin is a fundamental aspect in promotion of unity in the country. People who help each other in accomplishing their goals always have higher chances of developing positive interactions unlike when one is discriminated. The cumulative effect will be a united nation where each citizen is concerned about the well-being of the other and they all work towards building a healthy nation. Advocates of race equality in America have employed this statement extensively in their awareness programs. People should see each other as brothers and fellow countrymen and not judge them by their origin

Racial equality promotes self-confidence. In a race affected society the people from a different race will always shy away from giving their opinion because of the feeling that the opinion or their idea will not be taken into consideration simply because they are from an opposite race. This lowers the morale and the self-esteem in the individual especially if their groups are outnumbered. The outcome of this situation is that brilliant idea will be left out in the execution of any task simply because someone did not share in the fear of the

“A nation with racial equality does not discriminate any of the ethnic groups; this promotes the existence of cultural diversity and acceptance of each and every community within the country which makes it essential to the embracement of one’s culture” (Hartman and Lewis 37). When one ethnic group is being discriminated, the members may tend to shy away from some of the practices that directly identify them with that group. In the process some of the culture and sometimes even the ethnic group are lost in the process. In some other circumstances without racial equality some communities within the same country treat the others with brutality which makes them bitter and some even decide to change their identity to suit in the dominant ethnic groups. This step reduces cultural diversity and makes one not proud to be identified among their own community. When the rates of racism are high in a country, the country is forced to utilize the limited resources to construct borders and to perform other services that to each group. The dominant group in this case is the