Posted by: Saajha November 11, 2011
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@nist, the root cause was/is dissimilarity: the difference in perception, apprehension, lifestyle, culture, anything that's incongruous.
Color was possibly one of the stereotypical methods of identifying someone as 'different', which is not necessarily the case anymore; especially among the mixed societies. I believe it's the 'attitude' that governs the characterization in modern days.
You'll probably get an 'F' on your paper if you include my rants; but I hope this makes sense if you wear a 'generic' hat and chew over!
~@~
PS: This link might help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_the_United_States
Color was possibly one of the stereotypical methods of identifying someone as 'different', which is not necessarily the case anymore; especially among the mixed societies. I believe it's the 'attitude' that governs the characterization in modern days.
You'll probably get an 'F' on your paper if you include my rants; but I hope this makes sense if you wear a 'generic' hat and chew over!
~@~
PS: This link might help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_the_United_States