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It took as long as some centuries to
conquer a sort of racial balance in the United
States. Most of us thought that the election of an Africa American president in
2009 was the definitive prove of that mutual understanding. However, in spite
of that common belief, the recent shooting of a young black man in Ferguson,
Missouri, as well as the following reactions that the shooting triggered, cast
some doubts on that belief.
Is there a threat of Neo-Racism in the
United States?
It seems like the social balance is
going nowadays through a crisis. As any other crisis, this might carry on an
opportunity for individual and collective growth. Whether the recent events in
Ferguson will ignite a negative or positive change, depends a great deal on the
future reactions of the social groups involved, i.e. the whole American
community
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Bellow there is a painful expression of some of the cultural waves and tides that the events in Ferguson has risen among the color community.
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Bellow there is a painful expression of some of the cultural waves and tides that the events in Ferguson has risen among the color community.
