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Why do inter-race relations in America seem so much worse than in Europe, Australia, Canada, etc?
Sorry for not being specific. I mean general relations and interactions between people from different racial backgrounds. Specifically racial intolerance and or violence. The way people are referred to, or refer to themselves as 'African American', 'Italian American', 'Mexican American',etc. Seems like, in a way, they want to distance themselves from other Americans, or other people want to be distant from them. I don't know if that's true. It's just seems strange, in the UK everyone is just British and the only time you would use 'African British' or 'White British' is on a census or other sorts of paperwork.
Does anybody feel we still have a long way to go as far race relations?
What would you like to ask?How are Houston's race relations?
How can race relations be improved?
the civil war brought an end to slavery, but race remains an issue today
Why are topic like race relations and gay marriage a sensitive topic with this generation?
Everyone is so afraid to talk about important issues with being defensive and offended. I don't understand why everyone is so scared to talk about. They shout down the other person that may have a different opinion from them not giving the other person a chance to debate their thoughts with the other person. This is not a good thing at all and it does nothing more than to ignite more ignorance among each other. We need to learn how to talk to each other without wanting to physically fight or get overly emotional about a simple question of why you support gay marriage etc. What do you think? CatYou try to say anything about gay marriage, you get shouted down and defaced as being something you're not. No I'm not joking and you're point was nothing more than emotional. Ms. LinI know that song but that quote doesn't go quite well with your point. The fact is, what you understand and think is right doesn't make it so. It's called opinion, that's what I know. MarthaThank you that's all what I'm asking, a good valid point. Now the arrogant part, yea I am. hole, sure I can be so there was no insult there. Usually people like me are the most hated but yet the most successful. MarthaI do happen to be arrogant, I heard that many times in real life but I am not a racist or against gay 's rights, for all I care they can be unhappy like heterosexual couples and get married. I was just stating that when you try to talk about these subjects, people make you out to be some sort of monster and shouting you down without you even trying to explain your point. The political correct mentality has damage the simple thing like communication. And everyone in their life can be a hole. I thought that was what you was referring to me.
How are the race relations in Cape Verde?
I want move there in 10 years.
How do you view race relations in the community?
Do you have a personal experience with any form of discrimination, prejudice, or racism?
What is the most common problems in relation to race relations?
what is the most common problems in relation to race relations?
What have you done to improve race relations in your community?
How do some black Americans reason that race relations today are reverting to the 1950s?
I'm not disputing this theory I've seen expressed on here , nor supporting the idea, but I'd like to know why some black people think this is the case. What things, if any, are making some black people say this? Not judging, just asking.Thank you guys, food for thought
How often do you actually talk about race relations offline?
Is it something you actively discuss with your peers? Is it something that comes up in a positive conversation or a negative conversation? Is it something you brush off? Is it something you pretend not to notice? Is it something you're afraid to notice?Or do you just not give a shyt either way? < If this is your answer I implore you to move on to the next question unless you want your two points that badly.
What was the significance of the nadir of american race relations?
Also, what would be some examples of the Nadir and its impact on society?
Is America headed toward better race relations?
Are we trying hard enough to improve race relations in america, or do you feel that we put more focus on our relations with other countries? and Why? Equal rights for blacks brothaB Bless you I feel that way sometimes. In certain situations it can feel like nothing has changed in its content, but rather the appearance of things are blurred hidden and ignored. I am grateful though when I can sit shoulder to shoulder with my white brothers and sisters and hold a conversation that may make him grin or her smile. Just having that peace lets me see that something s have changed. Even if people are the same, I feel that barriers that blocked us from expressing who we really are may have fallen over under the freedom of expressing how we feel towards others. Black is beautiful in all shades Smile thank you I think its good to be single in this day, at least you arent just settling for anything, at least you have a standard. So its all good, Smile You know your worth even if others judge by what they think they see, you know what you worth and I pray the best for you sister Bless you Jade.P Smile smile I must agree that eveHavent figured out why that happens yet, pardon me cont... Jade.P Smile smile I must agree that even though I say it doesn t matter rather we are white or black, I still get this warm spot for some reason when I see blacks and whites together, just gives strength to my heart through a joy I cant put my finger on. Maybe it s the way I was raised, my mother always told me to love everyone, and so on ..Smile Thanks for your response sgtcosgr I really enjoyed reading that. Your views were very honest and moving. I probably wont forget this one YOUR QOUTE Note that attitude is a part of personality but attitude is NOT A SUBSTITUTE for personality.END QOUTE Thanks a lot bless you
Are the race relations in North Africa as bad as they are in the U.S.A?
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