Reverse Racism: A modern problem in Toronto

Due to provable occurances of reverse racism, the government should rethink the anti-racism laws. Reverse racism is racism on white people through previous racism or white people being stricter on themselves, and less strict (to the extent where it is almost like ignoring the laws) on black people out of fear of being called a racist. Reverse racism is more of a problem than racism because laws actively discriminate against racism but pay no heed …

…law? Where exists the gap in society? Where is the problem? I think it is time for the government to rethink the anti-racism laws. Cited Works: Swygert, Kimberly. "Reverse Racism in a Cleveland Middle School." Number 2 Pencil. October 8, 2003. Retrieved Feb 8. http://www.kimberlyswygert.com/archives/001429.html Fish, Stanley. "Reverse Racism: Or How the Pot Got to Call the Kettle Black." Atlantic Monthy. November 1993. Retrieved Feb. 8. http://aad.english.ucsb.edu/docs/fish.discrim.rever.html