Why Is It Creeping Its Way Back In?

recent history, so why is it creeping its way back in? As the diversity of foreign players increases, fans are generally more inclined to treat them differently because they feel their culture being challenged. Example of Racism is being to be taken notice such as when a group of English fans attended a game in France a group of Chelsea fans push a black man off a Metro train and chant a racist song has highlighted the issue of racism is football once again. This issue hasn’t been resolved because people are going to be racist regardless of any law or ruling that is going to be passed. The only way to eliminate racist thoughts and actions is by removing that type of mindset that it is social acceptable to treat people differently and unfairly.
Many people believe that racism is just an exchanging or hurtful word or a belief that one race is better than another, but it really is a faulty mindset that makes them believe that people’s values and identity are determined by their skin pigmentations or nationality. In “Diversity and Multiculturalism: The New Racism” by Michael S. Berliner, and Gary Hull describe the way we classify racism is wrong because, “Many people have a very superficial view of racism. They see it as merely the belief that one race is superior to another. It is much more than that. It is a fundamental (and fundamentally wrong) view of human nature. Racism is the notion that one's race determines one's identity. It is the belief that one's convictions, values and character are
If racism is allowed to become just a part of the culture of soccer, this mindset will carry onto daily life and influence the culture. This problem spans much larger than just soccer because if racism is taught through soccer, children are developing a mindset that will not only be applied to soccer but throughout their life, which they will keep passing on to the next generation. A solution to help prevent racism in soccer will also help prevent racism in everyday