The racial discrimination has existed for long in different context or

places like in case of United States where after the abolition of slavery
they created a system of racial segregation where the Nordic whites
established their supremacy over blacks and Hispanics. But this is not
a thing of the past nowadays we can see how is even a big social
problem, Latin America is home to some 150 million Afro-descendants,
despite the amount of African descent are constantly racially
discriminated, social exclusion and low representation in government.
Unfortunately the reality is that racism is part of contemporary culture
around us. In the following paragraphs we will see the relationship of
the racial discrimination in the United States and how it has developed
in other countries such as Colombia.

After the Civil War the United States (1861-1865) Southern states
resented his defeat drafted a series of laws to disciminar men of color.
discrimination and racism was common in cities like New York, Boston,
Detroit and Chicago. As states could not remove the rights of blacks to
be guaranteed by the constitution, the term "segregation" was used.
During the fifties and sixties in the United States there were multiple
tests segregation did not apply but officially existed and only changed
very slowly - through the work of Martin Luther King and other activists
of social rights, this some them : Blacks occupied the back seat on the
bus On December 1, 1955 Rosa Parks dressmaker became an icon of
the struggle for civil refusing to give up her seat to a white man in
Montgomery, in the State of Alanbama rights, Martial Law for blacks In
some cities in the south, to avoid nocturnal conflicts between blacks
and whites, a kind of martial law requiring blacks to be home at ten in
the night was set, Hospitals for blacks and whites, Blacks did not vote
and There was even the Ku Klux Klan.
Despite the fact that the fight against racism in the united states is a
problem that is alive not only against blacks but also with Latin
American