Racial Discrimination of Migrants & Racial Hate Crimes in Spain and the U.S.
CENDIA
Name: Christian Gualotuña
Date: 29-03-2013
Course: AD 2.
Racial Discrimination of migrants & racial hate crimes in Spain and in the USA
A social problem that affects to people who travel to other countries looking for a job to support their families owing to the bad economic situation of our country or because of they are going to another country to study and they receive maltreat ment owing to their skin color, the law prohibits discrimination in respect of any aspect of employment, hiring, firing, salary, job assignments, promotions, dismissals, training, social benefits, and any other term. One of the main obstacles to the integration of migrants and their equitable access to human rights in host societies are the deep-seated feelings that exist against immigrants and discriminatory practices. These feelings and practices are often reinforced by the laws, regulations, and policies to restrict migration flows, which is evident with the growing trend of criminalizing the irregular migration. Racial discrimination is a set of behaviors, actions and attitudes; voluntary, repeated, negative and culturally conditioned group over another, which is considered inferior by reasons, political, religious, racial, ethnic, cultural or gender identity, among others. In the centuries 17 arrived thousands of Africans to North America which were used as slaves in the crop, cotton industries, and so on after the second world war the black population rose up and fought for their civil rights in order to have a better life. However, today in day both migrants as people of color are still being discriminated against black around the world, either because they have more money than others or because someone else is more handsome than another, even by the way they dress or way of thinking. The economic crisis in the country occurs due to lack of employment, closure of factories that derive from internal conflicts, which add to the already complex problems of coexistence
Name: Christian Gualotuña
Date: 29-03-2013
Course: AD 2.
Racial Discrimination of migrants & racial hate crimes in Spain and in the USA
A social problem that affects to people who travel to other countries looking for a job to support their families owing to the bad economic situation of our country or because of they are going to another country to study and they receive maltreat ment owing to their skin color, the law prohibits discrimination in respect of any aspect of employment, hiring, firing, salary, job assignments, promotions, dismissals, training, social benefits, and any other term. One of the main obstacles to the integration of migrants and their equitable access to human rights in host societies are the deep-seated feelings that exist against immigrants and discriminatory practices. These feelings and practices are often reinforced by the laws, regulations, and policies to restrict migration flows, which is evident with the growing trend of criminalizing the irregular migration. Racial discrimination is a set of behaviors, actions and attitudes; voluntary, repeated, negative and culturally conditioned group over another, which is considered inferior by reasons, political, religious, racial, ethnic, cultural or gender identity, among others. In the centuries 17 arrived thousands of Africans to North America which were used as slaves in the crop, cotton industries, and so on after the second world war the black population rose up and fought for their civil rights in order to have a better life. However, today in day both migrants as people of color are still being discriminated against black around the world, either because they have more money than others or because someone else is more handsome than another, even by the way they dress or way of thinking. The economic crisis in the country occurs due to lack of employment, closure of factories that derive from internal conflicts, which add to the already complex problems of coexistence