Essay Topics on Racism

• Is a homeowner able to cope with racism in his/ her daily life?
• Do you believe that racism could disappear someday?
• Can racism be added to the list of mental conditions?
• How is racism in relation to women different from racism against men?
• Why is the Black Lives Matter movement essential for the overall fight against racism?
• Is the problem of racism more painful nowadays than a few decades ago?
• Why is racism considered immoral?
• Contemplate on the possible reasons why racism appeared.
• Analyze the society’s reactions concerning Martin Luther King’s Jr. Death.
• Did Darwin mention any concepts of racism in his works?
• Would apartheid have some impact on the development of the Republic of Newcastle in South Africa?
• Does the original idea of differentiating ethnic identities have a racist origin?
• Is “Irishness” a manifestation of racism/
• Could Confucianism ever solve the problem of racism?
• Who can racism may be beneficial in the modern days?
• Draw parallel to the Ancient Greece world: can it be considered racist?
• Are religions some of the reasons for the spread of racism?
• Is the expression “third-world countries” grounded on the principles of racism?
• The role of Trump in the modern-day situation connected with racism.
• Are there any cases in which racism may be justified?
• Do you agree that racism is rooted with fear?
• How is the concept of racism passed on through education?
• Is it hard or easy for people to engage into cross-racial relationships?
• What countries are considered to be the most racist ones?
• The interrelation between prisoners’ lives and racism in the USA.
• The role of racism in the formulation of specific phrases and statements in English nowadays.
• How do you differentiate racism, stereotypes, and prejudice?
• Are the anti-racism measures applicable to different kinds of discrimination?
• What kind of racism is spread in Latin America?
• What are the aftermaths of Islamophobia in relation to the Arab population residing on the territory of the USA?
• How does racism impact mental well-being of the harassed person?
• Are there any specific features of aboriginal racism in America?
• Police violence and ethnic discrimination.
• The influence of racism on the industry of sports activities.
• Can some healthcare institutions be impacted by institutional racism? In what ways?
• Racist vs. anti-racist ideas and messages within commercials.
• Similarities between the scapegoat principle and racism.
• How can social media networks be used in the fight against racism? Analyze strengths and weaknesses of such approach.
• Racism vs. ageism: similarities and differences.
• Ways to deal with racism in the workplace.
• Critically analyze the main types of racism that is persistent nowadays.
• Implicit and explicit racial stereotypes.
• The main ways of identifying internalized discrimination.
• How can environmental racism be described? How can the society deal with it?
• Discuss and analyze the idea of national identity: how can it be related to racism?
• What culture theory can be applied to racism?
• What personality principles can explain the widely spread racism?
• Why institutional racism can be one of the most challenging to deal with?
• Explain what the term “post-racial” means.
• Analyze the central thread that can be traced when comparing the genocide depicted in the Shindler’s List movie and financial discrimination.
• Use vivid examples to prove why To Kill a Mockingbird can be used as a literary work that is essential for understanding the principles of racism.
• What are the main characteristics of black nationalism as depicted in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man.
• Racism in Hemingway’s literary works.
• The movie Hidden Figures and its impact on changing attitude towards women.
• Problems of racism presented in the movie The Shape of Water.
• The main ideas shared in the film The Color of Fear.
• The topic of prejudice in The Kite Runner written by Khaled Hosseini.
• Can Othello be considered as a racist literary work?
• Fences by August Milson and his representation of racism within the realm of physical exercising.
• Angie Thomas’s The Hate U Give and its representation of institutional racism.
• Can art be considered as a means of fighting against racism?
• Scott Hicks’ Snow Slipping on Cedars and its depiction of racism & love conflict.