Daltonic Ethnic And Prejudice Discrimination

Daltonic Ethnic and Prejudice Discrimination

Introduction

The racial or ethnic discriminations of a person are carried out constantly avoiding interaction with other racial and ethnic groups. Unlike open and traditional racism, which is characterized by open hatred and explicit discrimination against racial / ethnic minorities, adverse racism is characterized by more complex and ambivalent expressions and attitudes. Adverse racism has implications similar to the concept of symbolic or modern racism.

Developing

This is also a form of implicit, unconscious or covert attitude that results in unconscious forms of discrimination. The term was coined by Joel Kovel to describe the subtle racial behaviors of any ethnic or racial group that rationalizes its aversion to a particular group, appealing to the rules or stereotypes. Daltonism in relation to racism, daltonism is the contempt of racial characteristics in social interaction.

For example, in the rejection of affirmative action, as a way of addressing the results of past patterns of discrimination. Critics of this attitude argue that, by refusing to attend racial disparities, racial daltonism unconsciously perpetuates patterns that produce racial inequality. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva argues that Daltonic racism arises from an ‘abstract liberalism, culture biologization, naturalization of racial affairs.

In addition to the minimization of racism. Daltonic practices are ‘subtle, institutional and apparently non -racial’ because the breed is explicitly ignored in decision making.

If the breed is not taken into account in the predominantly white populations, for example, white.

People with ‘Daltonic Prejudices’ reject racist ideology, but also reject the systematic policies determined to correct institutional racism. Cultural racism exists when there is a general acceptance of stereotypes on different ethnic or population groups. While racism can be characterized by the belief that one race is inherently superior to another, cultural racism can be characterized by the belief that a culture is inherently superior to another.

conclusion

In conclusion we must know how to assess the existing ethnic diversity, since after all we are all equal and there is no reason for the quality of having a classification in which we are ordered by ethnicity;Absolutely we all have rights to be respected as we are regardless of what ethnicity is your origin, the values are what make us human and coexist in a peaceful way.