Racial discrimination looms large as a prevailing issue globally, transcending borders, cultures, and societies. This deeply ingrained injustice influences various aspects of social interaction and shapes the societal structure, contributing to disparities in education, employment, and healthcare. Our article focuses on bringing to light countries globally that grapple with high levels of witnessed racism, based on a report assessing countries worldwide according to the percentage of people who have observed racism firsthand.
Unfortunately, the problem of racism is not confined to any particular region, as indicated by the data from various global jurisdictions.
Key findings from this data include:
This data emphasizes the global scale of the racism issue, pushing us to reckon with the harsh reality that racial discrimination is a prevailing and pervasive issue worldwide. Acknowledging this is the first step towards formulating interventions to counteract racism and fostering societies characterized by fairness, unity, and mutual respect.
To sort the data in the table, click on the column headers.