discuss Does the West Have a Race Problem It Can’t Solve?

[Apsara]

Racial issues remain central in Western discourse, from systemic discrimination to identity politics. Are Western societies making real progress on racial equality, or are they stuck in an endless cycle of division? How should race be addressed in policy and culture?

 

[Jason]

In the US, big moves have been made to roll-back non-white identity politics, under the idea that we should move on from it. Do you all feel that's a good way to think? Well, I agree to a large extent because the United States (and the world) is way different from when it was the 1950s, for instance.

 

[jmnganga666]

Racism can never be solved.
It takes collective responsibility to end racism especially in the west. I think this is because some people chose to hate on other people solely based on the color of their skin. Some neighborhoods are 98% occupied by white people and the converse is true. This problem of racism can only end when each person starts treating each other equally.