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1. Racism If, one fine morning, we found that henceforth all people are one nation, one faith and one race, then before lunch we would have invented new prejudices (George Aiken)

2. The word "racism" was first recorded French dictionary Larousse in 1932 and was regarded as "a system that asserts the superiority of one racial group over another."

3. Deeper international definition

4. History The founder of the doctrine of racism is considered Joseph de Gobineau, who suggested in his "Essay on the inequality of the human races" thesis on the impact of the racial composition of the considered companies on the characteristics of their cultures, social systems, economic models, and ultimately - their civilizational success. Joseph de Gobineau declared a "superior" race of blond-haired, blue-eyed Aryans, whom he regarded as the creator of all high civilizations, preserved in the "purest" form of the aristocracy of German peoples.

5. Ku Klux Klan (KKK) USA Racism in the United States has existed since the foundation of the state. Society, founded by white people, differ in their national and religious grounds, his attitude was very different to other groups. Victims of racism were nonwhite natives - Indians - negros and slaves. Slavery was nominally abolished in 1863 by Abraham Lincoln, and in fact the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which was adopted in 1865. But even after the abolition of slavery, racism has existed for a long time in the form of segregated education places "for whites only", Jim Crow, etc.

6. Germany Germany recently established as a united country. But racism in Germany has a long historical tradition. People with racist views in East Germany pursued as a criminal, and politically.

7. Republic of South Africa In South Africa, racism is present in the form of apartheid. As a result, people are not the white race, even living in the "white" parts of South Africa, had no right to vote or to influence the government

8. Russian Federation Caucasophobia - neologism introduced in the Russian and Caucasian media. The term refers to hostility in Russia to the peoples of the Caucasus. Caucasian - a collective term that refers to any member of the indigenous peoples of the Caucasus. In Russian slang, Caucasians and Central Asians fall into the category of "black." This is not necessarily due to their skin color, but rather the color of hair and non-Slavic appearance. These people regard as dangerous elements that are a threat to public safety.

9. In Canada, racial discrimination are the Eskimos, Indians and people from Africa, Australia - preserved in this part of the world natives. In the UK, after the 2nd World War 1939-45 increased discrimination "colored" immigrants from the countries of the British Commonwealth, of which in 1974 was more than 1.5 million. Others

10. How to deal with racist people • Don't follow your initial emotional response • If you're getting worked up you only suffer high blood pressure and stress. • Remember that they might be less enlightened and tolerant than you are. They might not even know that their comment or action is racist. • Anger is a weapon only to one's opponent. • People's ability to convince themselves they're not racist is astounding (“I'm not racist, but…”). • Be a role model to others .By showing others that you don't tolerate hatred, you encourage others to do the same. Treating others with respect sends the message that no one should be treated unfairly or differently because of who they are. Tell people that you won't let your heritage determine who you are or how you live your life.