Title: Why do some humans hate other people, as in an ethnic group or nation? And how does it feel? - Quora
Headings: Why do some humans hate other people, as in an ethnic group or nation? And how does it feel?
Why do some humans hate other people, as in an ethnic group or nation? And how does it feel?
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Marvin Glover
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Content: The irony is that slave labor and immigrant labor performed the hard labor that built much of the infrastructure and manufacturing capability in the US. After slavery, free African Americans and immigrants from China, Ireland, Italy, and EasternEuropean countries provided a work force that was willing to work hard to improve their lives and the lives of their children. Of course, they were exploited and socially excluded. However, it was not all negative because most of immigrants succeeded in carving out a place in the US economy and society, and their children and grandchildren are a rich part of US culture, education, politics, and government. The same thing is taking place with the Hispanic immigrants today. The legality or illegality of their status is not really the issue. Their presence is the issue. They are experiencing the same treatment as the legal immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s experienced. As two of my grandparents emigrated from Poland, one emigrated from Slovenia, and one was a first generation American whose parents emigrated from Slovenia, I have a good idea of what they experienced, and have studied the topic extensively. As Springsteen put it in his song "American Land":