Why does racial hatred remain such a part of our lives?

Answer 1

I don't think hatred is such a big part of it.

It's more ignorance and indifference that create everyday problems between races.

Answer 2

Overpopulization. Hear me out. With more and more people in the world, the perceived value of the individual gets lower and lower. In order to fight against a dwindling sense of self-value, people commit greater acts of self-identification. One of the most obvious traits of self-identification is race (though thankfully, more and more cross-racial mating is done all the time, and I find that to be a beautiful thing). Conflict is the greatest expression of self-identification, and therefore people fall back on conflict as a means to achieve a sense of self worth. It's pitiful, but true. This is the basis for all conflict based on physiology, be it gender related, race related, culturally related, even age related. Overpopulization is the seed of all evil in the world.

Answer 3

Because we as humans always have to have someone to blame our problems on, it is so much easier then searching your self and finding out that most of the bad things that happen to us are things we have caused. Example: I lost my job today , it was not because I was late everyday, it was because they wated to hire illegal aliens because they work cheaper.

Answer 4

Because ignorance is a huge problem in this world... and as long as there's ignorance there will be racism.

Answer 5

When people are upset, they scapegoat the OTHER.
And/Or there sometimes is an impulsive emotional reaction against them.

Answer 6

Because people who feel bad about themselves need someone they can feel better than.

Answer 7

I WOULD SAY BECAUSE ALL THE RACISTS OF THE GENERATIONS PAST TRY TO MAKE THEIR CHILDREN RACIST. IT'S A SHAME PEOPLE EVEN TRY TO HAND DOWN THEIR IGNORANCE TO THEIR CHILDREN!