Of the stories that constantly get headlines theres constant stories of Racial injustice in America that sweeps the nation.
I was thinking of some factors that I don't think its realistic that it will still be a major issue 100 years from now.
Some reasons I think this is there was a point in history the most important identity people had is the ethnic group they belong to but gradually over time with moderation that has become less and less an important identity. We see things like politics being part of there core identity.
Also when discussing things of racial discrimination its discussed not based on opinions the public hold but by unfair treatment of law. Theres been growing sentiment of the corruption of governance so at a certain point the discussion will be broader from not just racial injustice but corruption of law and how the system is broken.
Also I see the talking point of holding the 1% accountable to be popularized.
With these factors I have a hard time imagining issues of racial discrimination still be discussed as a national issue.
I was thinking of some factors that I don't think its realistic that it will still be a major issue 100 years from now.
Some reasons I think this is there was a point in history the most important identity people had is the ethnic group they belong to but gradually over time with moderation that has become less and less an important identity. We see things like politics being part of there core identity.
Also when discussing things of racial discrimination its discussed not based on opinions the public hold but by unfair treatment of law. Theres been growing sentiment of the corruption of governance so at a certain point the discussion will be broader from not just racial injustice but corruption of law and how the system is broken.
Also I see the talking point of holding the 1% accountable to be popularized.
With these factors I have a hard time imagining issues of racial discrimination still be discussed as a national issue.