Paelee aung

Eng 2010
12/01/15
How can we interpret and understand the pest?

In article

Racial Discrimination it defined racism in this way

Racism

is based on the

belief that physical characteristics account for differences in character and ability, and that a particular
race is superior to another (at issue).Racism

in our country is one of the biggest

problems, and it has been for a really long time. It affects a lot of people
because we divide people based on the color of their skin. It a problems that
is not going to be easy to get rid of; it creates more problem for the people
or the situation when life and death are involved.
Though American culture has transformed in the past few decades with increased
diversity in certain spaces, it is undeniable that exclusion and inequality continue to pervade all
major institutions, higher education included( Rahamatulla).even though years have gone by,
the problems are still the same. Inequality is still a major problem ; what can we do to change it?
Even when is not big, I believe that the best way we can change some of the ways

people see things about racism is that taking history course, and maybe we
can see thing differently then what we knew and head before. History is the
important lesson that we are taught, and it have be written down for us. The

mistakes we learn from the pest, we can take them as a solution that can
help us not to make the same mistake again.
By taking history, it can help change our point of view, because it
helped change mine. When I read or head the new from the class or in
television about racism, I sew violence occurs in some of the part of the
country, when people were crying and mad because they lose their loved
one because of racism, or when African American people they came together
and have a signs in each hand, presenting that their life is also matters, I
dont think of anything. I just seeing the same problem and same old thing. It
became so common to me to see and hear this news, I never thought of it as
a big problem. It didnt really affect me much and it did not really influence
me much. Now I can see that it affect greatly to people who are the victim. I
believe that because I think and be thinking this way in the past it a problem
for the country, because it might be not just me and other people have the
same problem like me, if we think like this we are not going do anything
about it and it not going to be solved anytime soon.
so the step I chose it to understanding more of this, by taking the
history course so I can understanding more about racism so it can mean
some things to me. So I can take it to my life and not be mean to the people
that have different color skin or spoke different language from me. It can
help when we take little step by not be stereotype, to other first, because our
stereotype might be one of the reason that drove the racism forward.

University of Missouri system president Tim Wolfe give a speech about Change
comes from listening, learning, caring and conversation,( Walters john)

While I taking the history course it helped me know that this problem is
happen way before I even born, there is so many people lose their life by
this. I learn that we some of us dont know about this before, and it is not fair
to get hurt and to be tread different because of your skin color. I can see that
racism create a war in this country, and we still have war even when it a
different war. We have small war now but if this continues we might have a
big war in our country too because of racism if racism still creates a problem
in this country. We should not lose more life just because we are different.
After I taking a history it help change so me of my view, with treading people
different because they are different for me or watch my language so that I
not hurting anyone. If we cant help people change thing, we can at least
checking and learn about it first. We can change our life by not cerates one.
In this acritical it talk about People kind of look at history as this dream that weve
woken up from and dont have to think about, said James Reilly, a sophomore double major in
English and theater with a concentration in acting, who played Cornets jealous white halfbrother, Zeus-Marie Pincepousse. (The way the play ends is a fresh reminder that our history is
still being written, and our history is not something that we can just throw away or run away
from.(Sultan Iman)History is not just the pest we can thorn away but it the pest

that can take it our life and learn for it.

If we cant change big thing we can at lead change our self the way
we believe thing and hurt other. So I recommends that we should all taking
history.
However not all people understand all the lesson what we learn in
class, because of we dont want to know it or we dont pay attention to it, at
least spent you time a little to learn about the pest, so we can translate and
understand it.

Works Cited
ProQuest Staff. "At Issue: Racial Discrimination." ProQuest LLC. 2015: n.pag. SIRS Issues
Researcher. Web. 02 Dec. 2015

Rahamatulla, Altaf.Student protests Are key to Ending in America.Fortune. 3 Dec .2015.

Web. 4 Dec.com
Sultan, Iman. Play Uses history to Address Racial Issues- The Temple News. 1 Dec.2015.Web.4
Dec.2015
Walters. John at Missouri, free speech and Racial Equality At Odds. Newsweed.11
nov. 2015 .Web.
4 Dec. 2015