History of American Race Relations

Throughout history, race relations in the United States of America have conveyed varying attitudes of Negroes, which afflicted and gave rise to their "Great American Dream". This was due to the raging "racism", a conflict provoked by the belief of a superior race. White Supremacist groups like the Ku Klux Klan acting in biased behaviour taunted Negroes to defy the racism. This led to the establishment of Civil Rights organisations, primarily symbolised by Martin Luther …showed first 75 words of 792 total…

…showed last 75 words of 792 total…strong hope of the Great American Dream. In conclusion, the success of factors which malnourished Negroes of any hope or opportunity came into play to reverse the system by means of the Civil Rights Movement. This makes the race relations in America one of the most interesting to examine due to fact that equality, whether oppressed with taunts, murder or law, would be the only option for the nation to rise to its fullest potential.