In today's society we see many different forms of racial discrimination in the world.

One example is Filipinos abroad, who experience racial discrimination when they

move to other countries. This discrimination is a lot different from what Filipinos

experience in the Philippines because there are many layers that intertwine with

Filipino communities living abroad. Filipinos are more likely to experience this form

of discrimination within their own families. This is because racial discrimination may

cause a Filipinos family members to lose their temper and lash out at each other.

People of color face particular forms of racism in countries where they are the

minority. Filipinos living in the other country with discrimination faced on a daily

basis, especially when it comes to job opportunities. Filipinos are one of the most

racially diverse groups in Europe although their overall number is very limited. Men

tend to report more frequent experiences than women although there is no evidence to

suggest that they actually experience racism more than women do. Many Filipinos

abroad recognize that racism is an issue that they, as a people, must overcome. They

recognize the struggles of their Filipino counterparts in the Philippines to gain respect

and equality with westerners. Many of these people are trying to build a better future

for themselves and their families back home. They realize that they have to develop

relationships with westerners in order to pursue this goal, and they are working hard

at it.