Which countries in Europe have serious racial discrimination? Gods help me

Serious racial discrimination exists in many European countries. Among them, Italy, Hungary, and France are the most serious, and Germany, Greece, etc. are also on the list. Across Europe, more than a third of immigrants report being discriminated against. There are also Jews, Slavs, Germans, and Gauls. Due to historical reasons, white people are still discriminated against

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Racial discrimination (Racism) means that a person adopts an attitude of contempt, disgust and rejection towards races other than his or her own, and expresses it in speech and behavior.

In modern times, racial discrimination began in the colonial era and reached its peak during the period led by institutions such as apartheid in the form of government.

After the Second World War in the 20th century, the independence movement in the Third World and the racial equality movement in Western countries, many countries in the world have openly discussed political correctness related to race. The concept has become more and more serious that racial differences should not be summarized by racial discrimination. In immigrant countries, racial issues cannot be covered up simply by racial discrimination.

There are overt and legal manifestations of racial discrimination, as well as covert and actual manifestations. In South Africa, racial discrimination is prominently represented by apartheid, which is the basic national policy of white racists and has a history of more than 300 years.

Since the mid-20th century, white racist authorities have issued more than 100 racial discrimination laws. Blacks and Indians in the Americas, indigenous people in Oceania, immigrants, ethnic minorities and foreign workers from Europe's original colonies, "burakumin" and caste groups in Asia are all victims of today's racial discrimination.

Reference materials ?Baidu Encyclopedia: Racial Discrimination