President Clinton has motivated a national dialogue to end racism in America prior to his journey to Africa and even more after he returned. His achievements regarding this issue deserve a medal. The issue of racism, prejudice and discrimination is a matter of human conscience no matter who is affected. After all the civil right struggles in the 1960s and 1970s, many things have changed, and serious problems of racism still exist in the United States. Whites make their accusations, Blacks make their allegations, and there are people on both sides working hard to bridge the gaps between the races .
Some people believe in building bridges through busing Black children to White schools.
Others advocate for racial integration through housing. Some politicians support affirmative programs to bridge economic gaps by giving Blacks better education and job opportunities. And a smaller group of people believe in inter-racial marriage as one of the primary solutions to bridge racial gaps in this country. Whether any of these solutions will work depend on taking a look at the dynamism of human behavior and relationship of the job . It is a shocking and provocative look at prejudice, racism, selfishness, victimization, and intolerance in corporate America against people different from us.