W13-2 :: Race and Ethnicity

1. Summary
Race and ethnicity have different meanings. Race is distinguished from other humans on the basis of physical differences. For example, factors such as skin color, face shape, skull size, and hair color are included. Nationality focuses more on shared past, history and culture than biological factors. There are structural racism, cultural racism, and historical racism in racism. Structural racism is inherent inequality in an organization or group. Cultural racism exists when there is an inferiority complex of one or more races in a society's culture. Historical racism is a form of inequality caused by racial discrimination in the past. Inequality breeds inequality.
2. Interesting
I think the key is to get rid of the "white supremacy" exposed in the media. The media often portray racial minorities in barbaric forms rather than whites.
3. Discussions
Recently, the "Black lives matter" movement has intensified, creating another racial discrimination in the cultural movement that began with racism. Some say that only Black is important, and other races are not important, and some say that we don't have to respect African Americans because they make fun of them by opening their eyes. But my opinion to write through this blog, All lives matter, or all races, is this because the victim of George Floyd's case was black. Various discrimination is unfair, and I hope my classmates agree with this opinion.

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