The 'racist killings' are bringing the United States back to the past 2020

The 'racist killings' are bringing the United States back to the past

Armed riot police line up in front of the White House, the official residence of the President of the United States. A protester stood in front of them with placards. The placard reads, "Stop killing us."
2020 No one in the United States has ever imagined a "racist assassination" in modern times. This heinous murder is still happening in a country that is known as the bearer of modern, mighty and democracy. There is no way to keep a close eye on this.


You don't have to watch the video of the murder of a black man named George Floyd with his knees bent to the ground to get the best example of racism, you just have to look at the death toll at the hands of the police. In the United States, three times more blacks die in police custody than whites. The distinction between whites and blacks can be clearly seen by looking at those infected with the coronavirus. Corona is much more affected by blacks than white people. This information applies not only to epidemics, but also to other times. The average life expectancy of blacks in the country is three years less than that of whites. Many blacks live in densely populated, high-risk areas and crime-prone cities. Financial hardship is their daily companion. As a result, these people are forced to send their children to ordinary schools.


Brittany Pacnett, founder of Campaign Zero, a civil rights group fighting police brutality, has joined hands with those who deny the Corningham racist killings. He said, ‘If you are black, how can you not believe that you will be killed? How can you not understand the nature of abominable racism? '

The first slave arrived on the coast of the United States 401 years ago. The United States gained independence 155 years ago. How many veils of the golden chapter. But after all this, racism is happening all the time and that is the truth. Claiming that whites are far from the truth, Cunningham said that this huge change in the world, progress has not yet caught the eye of whites. They see the world through Caucasian glasses, pink.

The murder of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the death of Ahmed Arberry, a 25-year-old unarmed black man shot by a white neighbor in Georgia, cannot be avoided.

Raishan Roy, a professor of sociology at the University of Maryland, said most of the victims of extravagant policing were blacks. In New York, 80–90 percent of those arrested by police for violating social distance rules are black or Latino.

There is also black-and-white discrimination in healthcare delivery in the United States. A 2010 study by sociologist Evelyn J. Patterson found that whites spent less time in prison. And blacks in prisons have a lower mortality rate than blacks outside prisons. This means that black people get better medical care in prisons than outside.