Do black people still suffer from racism in America?

The bottom line is that nonwhites tend to see racial discrimination a lot more than whites do. read more

They still suffer racism because there are people who still have the mindset of pre civil war and pre civil rights movement in USA. Yes there are still discrimination. It is now more less overt discriminationbecause we have laws that outlaw discrimination. read more

Unfortunately, many blacks in the U.S. suffer a painful cultural and existential alienation which have left them in a ghettoized world of pain and on the marginal sidelines of the so called American dream. Racism in America is also the result of the white social construction of identity and the jaundiced narrative of the"otherness" of the Black man which emerges from this narrative. read more

But in the topsy-turvy race world we have come to inhabit, it is not racism when black racists do it. Since the Ferguson riots, America has been suffering from a violent outbreak of anti-white racism. It’s time to call it what it is. If white mobs harassed black people, screamed racist slogans and claimed that even the existence of black people was oppressive, no one would hesitate to describe that ugliness as racism. read more