Throughout history one can observe the existence of racist feelings in practically all societies against people of different physical as well as religious and cultural characteristics. In Europe, the intensity of such feelings increased to the point that they were transformed for the first time into a form of racism we call anti-Semitism. Since the nineteenth century, racism gradually incorporated intensive racial prejudice and attitudes, racial hatred, violence and harassment, racial segregation as well as …showed first 75 words of 1239 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1239 total…The history of racism contains many distinct and personal views held by many different people. The proof of this statement is never more evident then in the readings of Adolf Hitler, Arthur de Gobineu, Joesph Conrad, Mohandus K. Ghandi, and Fredrick Douglass. Although these are only a select few of the many racially oriented people, they create a clearer picture of how things were viewed in their eyes. Issue of Race Throughout History ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**