The segregation from the technical and direct view of the word means that an object is separated from a set of objects with the same property but have some flaw that allows you to not be part of the whole of which it was extracted. But the word Segregation has a widely discussed social meaning, and it is that which we are going to discuss next.
It basically consists of the displacement of people to the margins of the city, but this mobilization is not caused by the actions of the people who do it, rather, they see the need to do it, in search of a place where they are accepted. without discrimination, abuse and racism. Segregation defines two groups of people, on the one hand we have those who with their power and racism are capable of moving masses of people away from them, these in the past have created laws to be superior over, slaves, blacks, Jews, indigenous and Asians. And on the other side we have the displaced, who through no fault of their own are in need of being insulted and enduring abuses by those in power.
Segregation has led entire nations to plunge into poverty. Faced with the lack of study of segregated peoples, they find it necessary to work for those who have displaced them, making it impossible for people to be professionals and have a dignified life. This is considered an act of violence and discrimination against human beings, although there are institutions that seek gender and race equality, the segregated have also created barriers of hatred and contempt for those who have demoralized and mistreated them. This has also led to more violence, a lack of culture, the fact that there are no good ethical foundations, and of course the training of criminals.
The fight for the end of social classes seems to have no end, as long as there are nations mired in corruption and deception there will always be a line that separates society, the laws against discrimination and in favor of the inclusion of all genders, races and ethnic groups to the protection of human rights represent a weapon against segregation. We agree with many that the conscience will one day understand that we are all equal, children of God.
