In 1964, the United States passed the Civil Rights Act, which guaranteed the "priority" of minorities and disadvantaged groups in recruitment, admissions, and competition. Despite this, ethnic minorities, including blacks and yellows, are still the "discriminated majority" on many occasions in the United States. This time node was also mentioned in the movie "Forrest Gump", and "Path of Glory" is based on this node and the real experience of the legendary coach Dan Haskins.
No matter what country and region, including China, respect and equality for ethnic minorities is a serious proposition. Fortunately, ethnic minorities in China have at least the same skin color as Han, but blacks living in the United States and other regions Otherwise, they are naturally magnified. Africa is the third continent in the world, home to nearly 60 countries, but we know very little about it. Africa's civilization, Africa's backwardness, and the possibility of development, we all look at it with a colored eye, even if this vision accepts the constraints of self-morality as much as possible - this is unfair.
Haskins is a great man, I think under the same conditions as him, most people lack his courage, at the same time, his opponent, Kentucky head coach Adolf Rapp is also a great man, In the movie, he is stubborn and arrogant, but after the game, he recruited the first black basketball player in Kentucky history. After the old man retired, Kentucky introduced the first black head coach. It shows that under his arrogance is a heart that has the courage to accept failure and correct it.
I think any minority is just like any other, but human. Sometimes they are ostracized, this is a fact, not impossible to admit. But creating this fact is man-made. War, pillage, material and civil disparities, and hegemonic ambitions all create inequalities across ethnic groups. Having said that, is everyone in a group that is not discriminated against equal?
Whether the inferiority of human beings can be made up for through the advancement of science and technology and civilization, or whether it will be burned to the ground in the fire of war, no one knows, but for a moment, I really feel that as an ordinary person, as a person, we should stand rise up against.
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