In the documentary film "The Color of Fear, "a group of men engaged in a candid discussion on racism.

In the documentary film "The Color of Fear, "a group of men engaged in a candid discussion on racism. The group consisted of eight men, and they were African, Asian, Latino, and White Americans. It was to show that all Africans, Asians, Latinos, or Whites do not think alike and are diverse. I believe that is why there were two men representing each ethnicity. At some point in the movie it made me feel quite …

…it helps illustrate how our nation as a whole is still divided due to racism. I believe that racism will always exist, but I hope someday we will reach a level where will be able to tolerate each other. I believe the only way to reach that goal if we become more aware of each others culture. We are all foreigners if you think about it. In the end we all have something in common.