Free Essays | Racism

East Germany has been struggling with Neo-Nazism that’s also spreading across the globe. This sample analytical essay analyzes the reasons for the rise in Neo-Nazism as well as its dangerous implications on Germany and the world.

Black and Latinx youths are disproportionately incarcerated, and this begins with a cycle of hypercriminalization from a young age. Read the sample exposition essay on guilt and criminalization by association experienced by youths of color.

The manifestations of neo-Nazism are prominent in the United States. They take the forms of hate protests, violent rallies, discrimination, and white power accelerationism. Read this essay to learn more about these manifestations.

Despite all the progress achieved in the last few centuries, discrimination remains a rampant issue affecting millions around the world. This sample essay discusses some of the reasons why discrimination has no place in the modern world.

Racial profiling is basically associating a person to offenses and crimes solely because of his or her racial background.

A significant chunk of racism in and behind American literature revolves around slavery and its manifestation. Dehumanization precedes racism and Phillis Wheatley's work attests

Colonialism is glossed over as a stepping stone to progress, but Aimé Césaire detests it as an avenue for regression and racism in his Discourse on Colonialism.

Racism in American Literature is ugly and horrendous, as evidenced by the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.

Racism and Culture is the second chapter in Fanon’s Toward the African Revolution. The chapter describes Fanon’s ideas about the association between culture and racism. Read this essay to learn more about the chapter and his ideas.

Since the first COVID-19 infections appeared in China, some individuals developed the notion that Chinese and other Asian races are likely to spread the virus. This led many, especially in the U.S., to discriminate against Asians and Asian-Americans.