Mohammad Al-Saad

ENGL 1301
Prof Reed
April 12, 2016
Essay
Im going to talk about a very important topic that the whole world takes care about it.
The topic Im talking about called racism. What is the definition for racism?? For me I dont take
care for people who think about racism. It is not an issue that we should fight for it. Here some
points I want to talk about.
Racism is the belief that characteristics and abilities can be attributed
to people. It is also a very touchy subject for some people, as issues
concerning free speech and article 19 of Universal Decelerate of Human
Rights come into play. Racism and discrimination have been used as
powerful weapons encouraging fear of others. Some people argue that
talking about supporting racial discrimination and prejudice is just words and
that free speech should allow such views to be aired without restriction.
Racism is an issue in the whole world, not only in United States, Some people think
about this issue in every bad way, like dealing with people, working with others even helping the
people, like everyone understand it with within his own way. But really I dont know how the
people who believe in racism think, they think that before we born everyone choose how he likes
to be created, that we choose the color and religion etc. This is how God create us and this is how
we must be satisfied.
In North America and apartheid South Africa, racism dictated that different races
should be segregated from one another, that they should have their own distinct communities and
develop their own institutions such as churches, schools, and hospitals, and that it was unnatural
for members of two separate races to intermarry.
Those who practice racism also hold that only low-status jobs should go to low-status races
(African Americans and Indians in North America, blacks and Coloureds in South Africa) and
those members of the economically and culturally dominant race alone should have access to
privileges, political power, economic resources, high-status jobs, and unrestricted civil rights.
The lived experience of racism for members of low-status races can include daily insults and

frequent acts and verbal expressions of contempt and disrespect, all of which have profound
effects on social relationships.

Finally, I dont believe in racism and I dont hate people for their color
and my advice is to act in a normal way with the all humans no matter what
is his color, religion and where he is from, because we all feel, we all hurt, we
all breath, we smile, we laugh, and at the end we all humans. So dont ruin
your relationship for something useless dont give you any benefit in your
life.