It's a question that I hope we can someday respond to with: "What's racism? Wasn't that something that people were worried about back in the 20th century?" But, unfortunately, that's not the answer we're likely to receive today. Not yet.
Although I feel we've come a long way, every once in a while I hear or see something that reminds me that some people still haven't come to terms with the fact that skin color and other physical appearance characteristics say little about a person's character.
So I ask, is racism dead? Are things getting better or worse? Why do you think so many people hold racist biases in America?