making a claim

  1. Race
  2. Racial Discrimination 
  3. What more adds to racial discrimination?
  4. Segregation between our cultures and social groups only divides us even more, and helps set up a divide between the races, even more.
    1. Segregated culture and social aspects, racial profiling 
  5. Journals about real life experiences with discrimination, civil rights websites for research, statistics on racial profiling in the united states/world. 

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