The majority of American adults believe that more than 150 years after the 13th Amendment ended slavery in the country, the legacy of slavery still affects how black people are treated in modern American culture. According to a recent Pew Research Center study, more than four out of ten respondents believe that racial equality has not been sufficiently advanced in the country. There is also some doubt that black people will ever enjoy equal rights with white people.
There is half truth in this but never the less Racism will one day become a thing of the past. There is hope in the sense that it get better by the year. How the blacks were treated in years past isn't the same today things get better each day the sun rise. But Africans leaving in Africa need to find a way to add more value to the society to attain a racially equal society. Americans will be left with no option but to treat the blacks with equality when the blacks in Africa start adding more value to the society