DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BLACK AMERICANS
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Human rights can be described as amours to protect and also they can also be described as rules that people are supposed to apply to achieve equality and social justice. Human rights have existed way since BBC and they cannot be destroyed by anyone[1]. Human rights give equal rights to everyone the rich, the poor, old and young, black or white, tall and short and they require that one is respected with respect and treat others with respect. Moreover, human rights do not rely on promises or guarantees of other human beings. It only depends on being human enough to know that everyone has equal rights to do something no matter what someone’s else think or say. In light of this, fundamental rights have always been found to promise much such as a stop to discrimination and equal right to decent education among others.
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