Racism and the atomic Bomb
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Racism is the discrimination by an
individual, institution or society against another person on the basis of
ethnic or racial groups mostly characterized by discriminating
a certain ethnic group can cause numerous social and political conflicts. This
essay discusses racism, and the various forms it has taken since before the
term racism was coined and used in the early years of the 20th
century. Going back in History, in the era of building Pyramids in Egypt and
the slave trade where Africans were sold to work on White plantations since
theirs was seen as an inferior race, to the more recent examples of
antisemitism in Germany and anti-Italianism in North America, racial
discrimination seems to have gone on and on even before the people knew it.
This easy has discussed racism in relation to the invention of the first
nuclear weapons which were for the first time leashed on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
in Japan to stop world war II and how the inventors of these deadly weapons
were inspired in relation to racism.
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