Racism and the Irish Experience in America

Racism in America was one the struggles most races went through during the early age and today racism still exist among us because of our skin color. The Irish community was one the groups that had to deal with racism in the early the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Political and social had impact the community in different aspect in life. In American soil, the people tend to describe the Irish on different level of stereotypes based on certain characteristic, personality and trait. The people of Ireland ended in America when the famine potato happened in the 1800’s and it was the hardest time for people. The famine occurred when potato crop failed because of a disease that destroyed all of it. During this time, potato was the main crop

The remains question is why is the American had to be racism against other people? As a student believed racism was only between black and white. Through research, discovered that racist is not only between black and white, but something that white people tend had problem with any other race. They have problem with because they judge people based on their shade of skin color and their nationality. History showed white had a record of racism against some racist that came in the u.s or brought against their will. Racism is something people describe other people because they tend to believe something about a group of people, most likely they usually had the unexpected of what they believe. Racism is the big problem that keep the country moving forward because we as a nation we cannot accept ourselves as one, but we tend to believe some of us are better than others. For example, Haiti and Dominican Republic are in the same island Hispaniola, but those nations are not getting. Hatred exists among those groups, why? Because of wealth, social class, poverty and skin color. This came back to the way the American people treated the Irish in the eighteenth and nineteenth