美国仍未摆脱种族对立的历史阴影（The United States has yet to emerge from the historical shadow of racial antagonism）.doc

美国仍未摆脱种族对立的历史阴影（The United States has yet to emerge from the historical shadow of racial antagonism） The United States has yet to emerge from the historical shadow of racial antagonism Although Jefferson (Thomas Jefferson) is a national Father who is always optimistic about the future of the country, he has put forward a prophecy which is full of gloomy and pessimistic flavor. In the Virginia notes (Notes, on, the, of, State) Virginia) in a book, Jefferson pointed out that if, as he hoped, one day American slaves would become free, conflict would break out and inevitably evolve into a racial war. Earlier this month, in Missouri, Ferguson, a young man without arms was killed by a police officer. Now, Jay governor in Missouri? Nixon (Jay Nixon) announced after the town curfew, we have good reason to ask: this time until we live since the time of Jefferson, whether the United States has been in a war against blacks -- in the form of expression is sometimes hot, sometimes expressed as the cold war? It is not uncommon for a young black man to die in a suspicious situation in a police officer in the United states. Many black people can tell similar stories - - a young man they know or heard of dies in this way. When I was in high school, there was a black teenager in my hometown who died during his stay in police custody. In order to prove that the juvenile siyouyugu, police officers made a completely untenable argument to the sequence of events. In this time was Jim (Jim Crow)? Claudia Legacy (Jim crow, 1876-1965? During part of the state of the United States to implement the system of apartheid ) under the control of the town, we are too weak to the black community can afford their own pain to justice. Jefferson held that slavery led to a state of war between slave owners and slaves. It is a legal system that treats blacks as property and allows all white people to have control over any black person. Even if the system is destroyed, law enforcement officers are still an