Racial discrimination is defined as any distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference based on race that impairs people's rights and freedoms. The International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination condemns racial discrimination as scientifically false, morally wrong, unjust, and dangerous. Some examples of racist practices are preventing someone's access to education based on their appearance or subjecting them to physical or verbal abuse. Racial minorities like Afro-descendant communities face greater difficulties accessing human rights due to the impacts of climate change, which deteriorates their access to health, food, water and housing. Environmental policies can also promote racial discrimination, environmental inequalities and poverty among certain social groups.

1. my subject is discrimination and I am going to focus on racial discrimination
Racial discrimination is any distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference based on race, color,
descent or national or ethnic origin that has the purpose or result of annulling or impairing the
recognition, enjoyment or exercise under conditions of equality of the rights rights and
fundamental freedoms in the political, economic, social, cultural or any other sphere of public
life.
The International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination censures
this practice as scientifically false, morally reprehensible, socially unjust and dangerous.
Some racist practices are the following: Preventing a person from accessing education because
of their skin color or physical features or subjecting them to physical and verbal abuse.
2. The difficulties that Afro-descendant communities have in accessing human rights have been
aggravated by the impact of climate change and its consequent disasters on the affected
populations.
their right to health and basic goods such as food, access to water and housing has been seen
to deteriorate alarmingly. The environmental impact has a racial dimension when it promotes
displacement, inequalities and poverty among certain social groups. Racial discrimination in
environmental policies leads to an environmental racism that is added to the old historical and
structural racism.
Among the factors that limit the rights of people of African descent, business activities that lead
to the deforestation of large jungle areas and the excessive exploitation of natural resources
should be highlighted. Facts that affect the traditional resources and the food sovereignty of
these communities.
Some of the countries with the highest racial discrimination are:
United States:
This nation presented a 182 percent increase in terms of racial discrimination, according to the
Anti-Defamation League report published in 2018.
Czech Republic:
Harvard positioned this nation as the most racist in all of Europe
UK:
In addition to the Harvard University classification, the UN reiterates the increase in racial
discrimination in the United Kingdom, emphasizing that the growth of this social plague
rebounded after the determination of Brexit
Ireland:
Social media in Ireland has lent itself to unleashing bigotry, xenophobia and racial discrimination,
said plus-size black model and blogger Michelle Marie, who was bombarded by racist messages
while participating in the Irish-sponsored activity. Central for the Twitter account @Ireland.
Prevailing economic theory is replete with assumptions that fuel structural or systemic racism,
supporting an economic system that severely harms people at the lower end of the
socioeconomic spectrum, which in the United States includes a disproportionate number of

2. Hispanics, Native Americans, and Afro-descendants. slaves. The article discusses fifteen of these
often trivialized assumptions, including the critical role of information costs in decision making.
Expensive information means that its acquisition by the poor requires a larger proportion of
their income, making it difficult for them to make well-informed decisions