Racism,
ethnocentrism and social stratification have always been a sensitive topic with
no conclusive debate to provide an answer to resolve it.
Feeling
cheated, under-priviledged, stigmatized and stereotyped because of our
nationality, race, gender, religion and physical attributes is not alien to us.
We still find ourselves in unavoidable arguments to prove our worth and correct
any misconceptions & stereotype about our race, family and religion. We point
out reasonable facts and situations that shows that we are not as bad as we are
perceived.
Frustrations
and anger is usually a common emotional conflict we battle with when our rights
are trampled upon. When things don’t work our way, we are swift to point out
that we were not favored because of our sociocultural differences which are
sometimes true.