Violence in Humanity: Judging Others by the Color of their Skin

African Americans, Asians, Mexicans, and Indians shouldn’t be judged by the pigment of their skin color, instead we shouldn’t be judging at all. Judge mentation is the wrong thing to do. We judge others before judging out selves, we have to think for others actions before our own actions. We attack the ones weaker than us, and hurt the one who love us. If we can manage the way we use segregation in modern day society, there would be less deaths and violence in humanity if we watch what we say that harms others.

We come to think of racism as a good thing, to take out anger on others who don’t deserve this cruel treatment. As humans we try to correct our ways of harm and make it up to the ones we hurt. We tend to look back at our past and reevaluate what we do, we look back at the leaders before us that tried to put an end to segregation, leaders like Martin Luther King, who took a peaceful approach towards the white discriminators and did everything peacefully, while you had Malcolm X who also took steps too ending the segregation, creating a “power group” later to be known as “Black panthers”. Racism has been a problem for many years in society, from slavery in the south to the Jim Crow laws, there has been racism in America for many years. Our founding fathers had once stated that “All men are created equal”, this statement is not true, if all men are created equal then how do we have people making fun of other skin colors. (Malcolm X)

Much of the racism we see in modern day America is mostly aimed toward Obama, due to the past American history, such as civil war where we divided ourselves for what’s right and what’s wrong. We also see much of this in the media, whether it is in the news, video games, television, other propagand...

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...nd there is no such thing as just having only one main religion and expect everyone else to believe in the religion we believe in. Christians will remain Christians, Muslims will remain Islamic, we have to accept the fact that we can’t change others to how we want them to be, and we will have to accept them for who they are, if we can’t learn to accept it, then we have to learn to embrace them and just deal with it.

We should be treating every one equal, when some of opposite coloration is being made fun of, think about this question for a minute. Do you think if they were born the color of skin you are would you be treating them any different than how you treat them now? If not that would be considered bullying, if yes then it is considered racism, because you choose to pick on someone of opposite skin color because you think you can get away with it. (Seven types)