14.2

 1. summary

There are various races in the world. The concept of race, which began in Egypt, has been controversial for standards to date. Some scholars say that this attempt at distinction is the beginning of discrimination. There are many kinds of racism. Racism exists in large groups as well as minorities. Unlike in the past, interracial marriages are now allowed and increasing.


2. my thought

 I don't think there's a problem in itself with dividing race based on standards. I think there is a problem with discriminating against that standard. We are the same human race, with only different skin colors, eye colors, and hair colors. We can create a global community where it is desirable to understand each other and coexist. I think there is also a problem with mixed blood. Some mixed-race people are confused and struggling because they do not feel a sense of belonging to any country or cannot find their identity. I think this is an example if there is a problem with dividing races. However, I think it would be right to recognize them as human beings. I also think that one of the other issues, racism, is a problem that needs to be eliminated. In the past, discrimination against black people was very serious. Even now, there are cases of discrimination on the grounds of different skin colors.

3. Question

 What do you think about dividing races? How can we get rid of racism?

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