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This article gives us a clear and brief definition of racial discrimination found in daily treatment towards each other. Stereotyping, racial profiling, prejudice and overt bias and some other subtle forms of racial inequality are often considered as racially distinguishing. From a small comment such as " it is because they are from.." to isolating a non-American person can have a big impact on that person's life.

This article discusses how many colleges across the United States have stood up and took action against racial discrimination both on and off campus. Many people and groups at every college have gathered together for movements against racial prejudice, and in some cases people in position of authority have even been forced to resign due to actions or statements.

This article dives into how people can be discriminated in different ways. It also provides more information about those ways and how it affects someone.

I like how the article explained the different types of racial discrimination and that is something important to know

This would be helpful if your essay is about the topic of racial discrimination and how it affects people to this day.

This article touches on how the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) published a report analyzing the current state of racial justice in the United States. It talks about how the UN is concerned about how the American justice system handles racially-charged events. It also explains how this is a much bigger issue than people assume.

This website is about racism and discrimination. It also talks about racism on an institutional level as well not just a personal level.

Schools are discriminating against color people. Now allowing them to have the supplies they need. Telling them they are not smart enough to understand a concept based off the color of their skin. Ignoring the bullying that comes from not only the student but the faculty as well.

I completely agree with this article. I feel that if children are allowed the same resources and are taught how to combat racism from a young age, future generations will be safer and more peaceful.

Civil rights, or citizens' rights to equitable social and political treatment in a country, is another of the most important social issues in America and around the world. Nearly 60% of African Americans still live in segregated communities more than 40 years after the Civil Rights Act was implemented, and 90% of African Americans say racial discrimination is still a big problem.

This in an article about the June 2013 Supreme Court ruling about the Voting Rights Act. The ruling has allowed some Southern states make election law changes without federal approval.

Students protest racism on campus and stand with other protesters nationwide. Faculty diversity also important and brought up in protests.

Students protest racism on campus and stand with other protesters nationwide. Faculty diversity also important and brought up in protests.

Students protest racism on campus and stand with other protesters nationwide. Faculty diversity also important and brought up in protests.