is there any racial tension in Louisiana and Georgia and Alabama?

Question

ladies and gentlmen, i do understand there are some kind of racial tension. but, people told me that the racial tension in the South is much more severe than the North. As far as i know, there were 6 black had beaten up a white in Jena high school in Louisiana. The blacks called it just a schoolyard fight, the whites called it attempted murder. Another incident was: A New Orleans black District Attorney fired all the 42 white employees and replaced them with all blacks, then therefore he was charged with discrimination against whites. In conclusion, i don't know who was right or who was wrong, the facts told me the tension does exist and very severe in the South. Is that true? Is that fixable?

Answer 1

Of course there is. There's racial tension practically everywhere. As far as Louisiana, it only gets pumped up to noticable tension in certain political seasons.

Answer 2

No more than any other part of the country.True that during the civil rights era thes states were at the hub.But today the racial diversity is such there is very little.
Yes it still happens and will happen butit also happens in every state in one form or another.

Answer 3

It is no more severe in those states than in others. White kids not being safe in schools from racial attacks, and their white parents not receiving promotions or getting fired from low-salaried, government positions in urban areas. Yes, I'm sure that only happens in the states you listed. Please note the sarcasm.

Answer 4

yes. sender thinks there is no racial tension anywhere else I guess. It happens even in new york city and LA where people are suppose to be more "educated"

Answer 5

In a word, yes.

Answer 6

What planet are you from? We are talking bigotry central in all the states you mentioned. yes yes yes