Discriminatory traditions, policies, ideas, practices and laws exist in many countries and institutions in every part of the world, including in territories where discrimination is generally looked down. In some places, controversial attempts such as quotas have been used to benefit those who are believed to be current or past victims of discrimination—but they have sometimes been called reverse discrimination. 

            The US government takes the child from their parents and then they put the child in a camp near the Mexican American border. The parents are then forced to go and get their child back but are forced to never return back to America.Not only this but nowadays there are “certain” types of people preferred “pretty” in every other culture. Some prefer coloured some do not. There have been many cases in which students have been bullied due to their colour, which they cannot control. For example in Nottingham Trent University, student Rufaro Chisango’s footage of people chanting, “we hate the blacks”and a stream of other racist abuse. This young black woman felt forced to lock herself into her room for safety. Many have also wondered how this vile abuse was possible, in modern Britain, among educated young people. And not only that, butalso one of anotherNottingham Trent student, Amirk Amirk Singhbeing forced to leave a bar in nearbyMansfield purely for wearing a turban. It’s 2018, we’re supposed to be a much more tolerant and progressive society than those grim days, decades ago, of abuse and overt racism. And in today’s universities there is a

 Growing number of black and minority-ethnic students and staff.