A Comprehensive Report on Racial Discrimination: Analysis and Insights

This report analyzes the issue of racial discrimination, drawing from a video presentation that highlights personal experiences and societal implications. The report begins by summarizing the speaker's experiences with racial prejudice, emphasizing the impact of discrimination based on skin color. The speaker's message is reinforced by references to Martin Luther King Jr. and the importance of fighting for equality. The report then examines the speaker's call for action, advocating for the education of young people on the significance of diversity and the need to end prejudice. The report also examines the key terms used in the video, such as 'color' and 'discrimination', emphasizing their role in conveying the core message. The report concludes by advocating for a wider audience for this information, particularly among those who may not fully understand the challenges faced by those who experience racial discrimination. The report emphasizes the importance of educating the public about the existence of privilege and the need to address it to overcome discrimination.

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The main idea in the video is racism. The speaker, throughout the poem, speaks about
discrimination based on the color of an individual. She recounts her own experiences in earlier
life when she had to undergo many challenges simply because she could not identify with the
whites (Europeans). She was judged on so many occasions and missed in the privileges enjoyed
by people of a well-defined race. Her experiences, to a great extent, have shaped what she has
resolved into doing. She is dedicated to helping end racial discrimination. She implores the
listeners to do away with the vice as it has serious implications, especially on individuals who
experience it.
All the details that are given in the video work collaboratively towards building the main
idea of racial discrimination. Firstly, the speaker gives her own example as a victim of racial
discrimination. She explains some of the encounters that gave her the lowest moments in her life
(Dass). Secondly, the speaker mentions the dream of Martin Luther (Dass). The mention of
Martin Luther affords the piece a powerful sense and propagates the idea of fighting against
discrimination, a dominant idea in Luther’s speeches. Thirdly, the speaker explains what she is
engaged in as an advocate for the abolition of race-based discrimination (Dass). The fact that she
is involved actively in addressing the issue of racism implies the seriousness which she accords
to the issue.
The video is an educative piece that every individual living in the 21st century needs to
read. It proposes the seemingly little things that we can actually do to create safe spaces for all

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people regardless of their skin color. By introducing drawing lessons that involve drawing people
of different races and complexions, we could be able to teach our children from a very tender age
that we are all born equal. The impact of such lessons is far-reaching and will ultimately lead to
the abolition of racial discrimination. The video also gives first-hand information on exactly how
it feels to be a victim of discrimination. Anyone watching it will definitely identify with the
speaker, which will discourage them from propagating racial discrimination.
The word ‘color’ is perhaps the most commonly used in the speech (Dass). I find it very
interesting as it forms the backbone of the speech. The repetitive use of color contributes directly
to the subject matter. The term is used in the video to refer to the shade of an individual’s skin. It
is used in incidents when the speaker wants to refer to the different complexions presented by
different people. The other word that I find interesting is ‘discrimination’ (Dass). Discrimination
is used to refer to any prejudice or judgment based on a perceived disadvantage. The word is
weighty and is used in a context where the speaker implores the audience to abolish it. In the last
stage, the speaker mentions the word in a deep emotional state, close to tears.
The video is an insightful piece that should be promoted to attain a wider viewership.
Ideally, the people attached to acceptable races do not understand how hard it is for their
counterparts to exist in a world full of prejudice and sectional disadvantages. The whites, for
instance, do not understand the privileges that they are given without necessarily having to earn
them. The issue of white privilege, though mostly labeled a racist ideology, indeed exists as other
races do not get to enjoy the privileges that the whites do. The best approach that can be used to
address racial discrimination is training the young ones on the existence of diversity and its
centrality. This will help in curtailing any further propagation of the vice.

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Works Cited
Dass, Angélica. "The beauty of human skin in every color." 2016.