Caesar Chavez Racial Discrimination

Racism is a degrading, but justifiable use of word. Adolf Hitler exemplified the use of chauvinism and segregation during the holocaust, simply by exterminating about six million Jews. Fundamentally attitudes of racial superiority and inferiority, bigotry and prejudice or of any form construct us to be diminishing of our compassion and understanding of being inhumane. Racial discrimination motivates or influences the act of violence, which also creates a barrier between Social and economic participation and leads to the involvement of segregation.
As the past has developed already, clarity of racism is known to cause disruptive savagery throughout community’s worldwide belligerent. The case in which relates to this topic would be the 1992 riots

The disadvantages were mainly towards immigrants. Henceforth the situations Caesar Chavez faced through his journey, and furthermore to expand on this topic Caesar was always “given the short end of the stick” possibly because he was an immigrant, different religion, ethnicities, physical appearances and weak communication skills. Resulted in boycotting the grape picking from being paid low-profitable money, but the white farmers had personal foul and inappropriate opinions against different skin colored people at the time and some till this day are still racist farmers or in general, and they don’t embrace or accept any other kind of diversity, which is exactly what makes humanity so inhumane.
The part of other forms of racism is the involvement of segregation. It’s the separation of something of someone from others, which is relevant too the 1847 Virginia Criminal Code; prohibited whites from educating any “free negroes” and the punishment were confinement in jail. It gives the perfect response to someone that would suggest unity to avoid segregation. Margaret Crittenden was a southern women imprisoned for 1 month of solitude for teaching free colored children. The Fourteenth Amendment that protected the civil rights of individuals, including African Americans was ratified in