Who Is James A. White Sr.'s Speech: 50 Years Of Racism
50 Year of Racism
James A. White Sr. delivered a speech a speech titled " 50 Years of Racism" published November 2014 and he be he argues that everybody falls victim to racism no matter your race social class or occupation there's a chance racism could stike, the importance of the speech was to enlighten others that even though we have our racial differences we all fall victim of the same problems, while explaining how society could gain more equality and ending individual act of racism done to you or other, by speaking out when you are experiencing or if you are witnessing any act of racism which will eventually end racism due to the fact people are speaking out when their experiencing racism but why silence isnt the answer never has been …show more content…
while James A White Sr. is from proverty and manage to make it out to be a successful figure in society he is more than qualified to speak about racism and being held at a disadvantage because he exprienced racism growing up as a kid to adulthood to later delivering a speech titled 50 years of Racism, him delivering the speech speaking on his experiences is an advantage of his speech and his reputation with him serving in the Air Force as well. i feel is that silence and turning the other cheek does not to racism but makes it stronger because silence doesnt challenge racism to minimize and weaken the problem we all face in racism no matter your Job, Race,Religion everybody can be affected but racism if you and the ones around your let racism take place with no kind of fortification to the inhumane society that thinks discrimination and racism is a good thing to do and to be affliated with. In the 50 Years of Racism speech he speak about confronting racism in a non confrontational manner to receive
James A. White Sr. delivered a speech a speech titled " 50 Years of Racism" published November 2014 and he be he argues that everybody falls victim to racism no matter your race social class or occupation there's a chance racism could stike, the importance of the speech was to enlighten others that even though we have our racial differences we all fall victim of the same problems, while explaining how society could gain more equality and ending individual act of racism done to you or other, by speaking out when you are experiencing or if you are witnessing any act of racism which will eventually end racism due to the fact people are speaking out when their experiencing racism but why silence isnt the answer never has been …show more content…
while James A White Sr. is from proverty and manage to make it out to be a successful figure in society he is more than qualified to speak about racism and being held at a disadvantage because he exprienced racism growing up as a kid to adulthood to later delivering a speech titled 50 years of Racism, him delivering the speech speaking on his experiences is an advantage of his speech and his reputation with him serving in the Air Force as well. i feel is that silence and turning the other cheek does not to racism but makes it stronger because silence doesnt challenge racism to minimize and weaken the problem we all face in racism no matter your Job, Race,Religion everybody can be affected but racism if you and the ones around your let racism take place with no kind of fortification to the inhumane society that thinks discrimination and racism is a good thing to do and to be affliated with. In the 50 Years of Racism speech he speak about confronting racism in a non confrontational manner to receive