Jackie Wiesel's Night Research Paper

During an initial interaction, you are asked "Who are you?" Or "Where are you from?" Forcing you to reveal your racial group. You can be Greek, Sri Lankan, Mexican or in my case, Indian. This leads to the opposition stereotypically judging your personality, daily habits or even your intellect! Stereotypes could support a small percentage of the population, but in most cases this is blandly incorrect. As an Indian, I have been through many situations in which I was stereotypically judged or even classified. "Do you want to be a Taxi Driver?" Is a common quote used by many individuals to lower the value of the Indian racial group. Wiesel's Night contains significant proof about the racial groups, Hitler, being the corrupt man that he was, had plans for a so called "Master Race" which is also known as the Aryan Race. Blue eyes, blonde hair was the aim for hitler's master race. Ellie Wiesel was part of the disadvantaged group in the war, himself being an American/Romanian man, was not given the equal level of treatment as the Germans, reason being his racial background.
Is it a group of people that look alike? A racial group is solely reliant on physical characteristics, it defies to be a social construct of people with similar distinct physical characteristics. This theory contradicts the war between the Germans and Jewish as there is no significant difference in race. A famous writer who goes by the name of H.G Wells quotes "Our true nationality is mankind". Are we all born the equal? Yes, we are born equal but not all the same, not by a long chalk. Being born of equal respect and in most cases, capability, but this does not classify the human race as all equal. Many characteristics set us apart from each other, such as face, hair, height etc. We could be considered same if we inherit similar characteristics, but no 2 individuals are both with a xerox copy of the exact same body parts, personality, nationality