Examples of racial discrimination in the United States in the 1950s and 1960s.

1。 Rubin Carter was a famous American black boxer in 1960s. Later, he stayed in prison because he was involved in a murder case 16. As a result, he published a book in prison, which was later seen by several Canadians. After reading this book, these Canadians firmly believed that he was innocent and tried to reverse his case. 16 later, Rubin Carter was finally declared "not guilty" by the court.

2. Vietnam War Black Company. During the Vietnam War, black, white and Latino American soldiers were divided into different ranks. Most white people are officers in the defense line, enjoying food and hanging out in Vietnamese brothels. On the front line, almost all black soldiers were called "cannon food" and sacrificed a lot. In the United States, 83% of prisons are held by blacks until today.