No matter how much you change the law in obliging people not to discriminate against one another, there will always be racial discrimination. It’s because we are trying to solve a psychological problem by taking legal measures.
By having governments we automatically create stronger and weaker groups. Therefore certain laws help to protect those weaker groups and forcing the stronger to support them. This is an effective way to approach this problem looking at the results. However, you can’t change how people think. They will choose not to violate the law but that doesn’t mean that they agree to accept other races. They choose to not discriminate someone because otherwise they will be punished.
Martijn has illustrated this very well. Actually employers do not want to hire black people because they will lose profits. However, they are going to hire some to avoid getting sued.
We can’t reduce prejudice therefore there will always be racial discrimination.
We can’t reduce prejudice therefore there will always be racial discrimination.
Ward Algoet
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