Violence Among Racial Groups

Racial violence started in the early days of America and found its roots in slavery. Even after slavery was abolished in the mid 1800’s, violence between blacks and whites is still an ongoing problem in today's society. Racial groups promote non-violence against minorities. Nevertheless, violence within these crowds is preventing them from achieving their goals. Obviously, this is a two sided argument, both whites and blacks live in fear of each other and that shouldn't be a problem. It seems like both races just want to cause the same amount of pain to the other, but just end up living with anger toward another and seemingly racist. This essay will discuss and inform Americans on the violence of Racial groups. Most news articles and books are written against the “Blue,” but to fully comprehend why this is an ongoing problem one should look at the racial group’s violence too. To understand why these groups need to change, one should first understand the formal, operational and example definition of
According to Dictionaryist.com the definition of racial violence is, “Violence caused by racial factors, violence committed for reasons of race.” In this case, some ethnic minority groups are committing crimes, sometimes against other racial groups. Blocking off freeways or protests in front of a city hall can simply be a peaceful demonstration. When it comes to throwing rocks, setting cars on fire and shootings of civilians or police officers, that puts it over the line. Then the peaceful demonstration becomes a riot. This is where many ethnic groups promoting the demonstrations have issues. People get frustrated and begin to act violently and people join in. Violence at supposedly peaceful demonstrations is becoming more common. Next, one should take a look at some statistics when it comes to racial inequality and how the minorities respond to