Summary Of White Rage The Unspoken Truth Of Our Racial Divide By Carl Anderson

Racial discrimination has always been a problem that has lasted for centuries. Daily news reports always mention things about racial. Carol Anderson’s book is not the first book talking about racial discrimination, but it is part of the basis for how the racism going on everyday. A talk by writer Carol Anderson about her book titled “White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide”, and she also discussed the sroties of racism and what blacks are suffering in a developing society taking human rights as a purpose.
Carol Anderson began her representation with the story in February, 1999 about a black boy in New York city, after working all day and hungry, he stepped outside the building, there were four policeman of NIBD started shooting
The “American dream”, this is a phrase I heard a lot when mentioning America. However, it is almost just words, or maybe opportunity is so picky. In her speech, she compared black population as some revenue generator. Black community generated 2% of the city operating budget, through fine and fees, etc. The poor black people have to pay tax which is higher than their income. Moreover, voting is a right that black ppeople always struggle to be able to vote as white. However, when black people vote or trying to vote, the response of public policy is that to figure how to stop that. Everything was changed when the eclection of Barack Obama in 2008, there were 2.2 million African-Americans came to the pole. When I write this paper, Dr. Davis just showed my class photos which compare what is happening to the blacks in a developed society as well as the peaceful world are no different from the last century. Racial discrimination continues to happen, and the violence is not different, sometime evern more violent, and I heard a lot about gunshots on blacks in her presentation. These things make me see the injustice that is happening day by