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Racial oppression in America is not a new thing it has persisted for many years. African Americans, Mexicans along with other races experience high oppression instances. The survey  largely the largest oppression condition fifty percent of the all the respondents.

Another big problem being faced in America is the class oppression, the poor have no place in the society. That is why there numerous homeless people and individuals who even cannot access medical care. The reach leave in their fortified environments. At forty percent, class oppression shows that it is the second largest discriminatory act Americans are facing.

Gender oppression in appears in its least in the country. America being among the most developed countries, gender discrimination rates lowest.

Apparently, most of the Americans prefer to acquire power and wealth for the rest of their lives. Most respondents perceived power and wealth as their ultimate dream. Further stating that prestige is secondary since comes with power and wealth.

Most respondents believe that if America were to become a classless society then a lot of things would improve. Forty-three percent of the respondents believe that life would drastically change since everyone would be equal. A close forty-two percent perceive that the quality of life would improve. The respondents believed that class oppression in America is prevalent.

This was a closely contested question with fifty-four percent of the respondents perceiving that American females are more privileged in society.  These respondents indicated that women get most of their things with less effort compared to men. They further indicated that, for instance, if a man and an woman were to attend a job interview, the lady would most likely acquire the position. The respondents said that men have to work hard since they are perceived as the heads of their families.

A huge thirty-eight percent of the respondents indicated that white Americans are more privileged in society as compared to the rest of the races. As manifested in the survey by the other races are seen to ranks closely in terms of their privileged nature. A huge number of respondents indicated that White Americans in all places receive exceptional treatment whereas the rest of the races are treated with suspicion and stereotyping. The respondents also observed that that white Americans neighborhoods were are exclusive as compared to the rest whose neighborhoods are perceived to be hubs of violence. Additionally, the respondents demonstrated that the quality of education received by the White Americans is of high significance as compared with the rest.

Fifty-five percent indicated that their work places are unbalanced in terms of the composition of males, females, and people of distinct origins and age. A number of respondents said that their workplaces have more men than women since their jobs are male oriented. Others indicated that the offices they worked in had more White Americans as compared to any other people. However, irrespective of the reasons why the variables are unbalanced it seems that there is a slight imbalance.

A big fifty-six percent of the respondents acknowledged having been either individually or institutionally discriminated.  This is a big number that indicates that discrimination in America remains a big obstacle to be dealt with. Most respondents said that they had been individually discriminated owing to their race, financial status along with other reasons most of the respondents felt deeply hurt by this act of being discriminated in their own country or a country that boosts of elevated equal treatment.

More females than males responded to the survey. Females were found to be more cooperative and ready to share their experiences compared to men.

The respondents backgrounds were nearly equal, this was done to reduce the biasness of the results. Having a balanced respondents background offered a nearly factual data on the ground. However, as observed the African Americans had a slight bigger number than the rest.

Again the respondents chosen for our survey were balanced with both the upper and lower classes having equal numbers so as to reduce any expected deviation.

Bearing in mind that most of the respondents are college students the largest number of the respondents were aged eighteen to twenty two. Additionally the most likely place to find people of almost all backgrounds is in a college.

Are Americans individualists?

Americans are perceived to adopt the individualistic culture than any other nation globally. Data from the respondents showed that Americans are more reserved to themselves. Foreign students additionally for instance, experience difficulties in making local friends.

Do Americans perceive their culture as superior?

Americans are known to perceive their culture as more superior compared to other world cultures. A huge seventy-percent of the respondents confirmed that they perceive the Americas superior.

Do you think white people discriminate other races the most?

Fifty-nine percent of the respondents indicated that white Americans discriminate other races more than any other race discriminate any other. It was indicated that White Americans perceive themselves superior than the rest.

Do all Americans own equal opportunities in job acquirement?

Most respondents felt that people from certain backgrounds are more privileged in acquiring jobs. This due to stereotyping and lack of sufficient education.

Do all races in America have equal chances in national politics?

A huge sixty-five percent of the respondents felt that some particular individuals with certain backgrounds were favored for national  political positions.