I looked at copies of sports pages from the 1940's and from the 1980's and compared them. I examined racial issues, and some of what I discovered may shock you.

Racism is a learned behavior.

Essay shows how the term racism can be used to describe the attitudes of Europeans toward the Jews and non-Europeans during the 16th and 17th centuries.

Liberal racisr policies and Indians as a degraded race in post-colonial Latin America

Discusses racism in Great Britain and the drastic effects on the country. Describes the prevalence of racially motivated attacks. Examines the impact of racism on children.

Explores the theme of racism in the book Passing by Larsen. Discusses the many different forms of racism which can be found in the book. Examines the possibility of being racist towards not only a different ethnic group, but also within your own ethnic group.

The origins and continuing problems with racism toward aborigines in Australia.

Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath revealed that the racism of the Deep South, thought to be extinct, was merely dormant. Evidence of racism was found on Bourbon Street before the hurricane, it became an issue in Gretna, Louisiana, after the hurricane, and it was pointed out on live television by rapper Kanye West.

Essay provides a discussion about racial discrimination.

Racism and discrimination is a worldwide dilemma, and while we might not realize it, we have discriminated against others. In school, students sit with their own ethnicity; minorities are seldom seen in the media; and society itself discriminates.

Systemic racism is recurring and unequal relationships between groups and individuals perpetuated by a broad social reproduction process. According to Feagin, systemic racism in America began with European colonists enriching themselves substantially at the expense of indigenous people and the Africans they imported for enslavement.

Explores how the Catholic Church deals with the morality of racism.

The poems "Harlem" by Langston Hughes, "America" by Claude McKay, and "We Wear the Mask" by Paul Laurence Dunbar all address the feelings of those who have faced racial adversity in their own distinct way. The common thread among all three poesms is that regardless of who or what opposes or oppresses an individual, that individual alone determines his or her own future. While the battle against racism continues, the individual decides whether to conquer it or let it conquer him or her.

Discusses the issue of racial hatred. Provides details of a personal experience with bigotry. Describes the effect of racial discrimination on self-esteem.

Essay is about racism in the modern day world.