The worlds discrimination?

          Racial discrimination is defined by dictionary.reference.com as a unruly or unfair behavior afflicted on individuals based on their race. The United States has a great level of racial diversity. It is illegal to discriminate against? people by race. These areas include employment, housing, accommodations, real estate buying, provision of goods and services, accessing public places, using public transportation services and in advertising.

          The Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects individuals against employment discrimination on the cases of race, national origin, sex, and religious beliefs. ( http://www.eeoc.gov/types/races.html The law has not stoped racism entirely, but it was one of the many steps to better the United States. To date, we, the United States of America is one of the most diverse nations in the world.

http://shortsalesriches.com/blog/home-prices-fall-in-major-u-s-cities (for photo one)

http://www.legalcybertips.com/Discrimination/Racial-Discrimination-And-Hispanics-In-The-United-States.html (for photo two)

     Places where racism still occurs

• Africa 
• Asia
• North America

N. Americas

          "Racism in the United States is still well know to be active. Some examples of racism are: racial profiling, affirmative action, and police brutalities against minorities,  and the rising resentment against immigrants."

     Racial profiling is when police set a certain race of one suspect. They target that race entirely. For example "Oklahoma City bombing in which the two white male assailants wereable to flee while officers reportedly operated on the theory that the act had been committed by Arab Terrorists." (get web site put it here). another situation of racial profiling is the a similar situation given by the same page of www. amnesty.com. "During the Washington, DC area sniper investigation, the African American man and boy ultimately accused of the creme reportedly were able to pass through multiple roads blocks with the alleged murder weapon in their possession, in part, because police profilers theorized the crime had been committed by a white male acting alone."