Report on Race and ethnicity in contemporary urban politics

In 1960s, the power of black going to enhance and people of united state going to accept the change of color with positive attitude. Blacks are going to improve their living skills and they work hardly to improve their life and want to accept a respectable representation in the country. Many opportunities are discover by the black people that enhance many attractiveness in many fields and show a good impression of their personality and with their great behavior. (swords, 2017)

In “Meet the new class: theorizing young black leadership in a post racial era”, the author explains that after the involvement of black people in politics, the politics moves to new path. Majority and minority people have complete right to enter in the governance and the new black politics going to pass from many different phases that bring new and positive changes in the field of politics. They motivate white people to came and vote for them by showing their extra efforts and extraordinary working skills in all fields. With more educated skills and intelligence, black people want to make their separate identity with white people and want that everyone in the world admit their presence and their skills and for that they bring many positive changes in the business field also. And black want to explore their skills with white to make a strong community in front to other countries. In “demobilization in the new black political regime: ideological capitulation and radical failure in the post segregation era”, the author explain that systematic incorporations have to work in different dimensions that support the urban policies for the lack. And their efficiency in the electoral corollary going to change in huge amount in the official black politicians. Black people going to increase their administrative control with all their supportive efforts. They also work for integration private civil rights and enhance the state of organizations at higher level. The regime of race relation management  motivate the working skills of incorporation in all dimensions and support the political ideology of black for the people in positive manner. So black are become successful in obtaining their personal importance in front of white and that have their separate personality and representation in among the many countries. In “ the Katrina conspiracies: the problem of trust in rebuilding an American city” , the author going to explain that black and white collectively work to improve the life of urban in all fields. Black try to show their positive impression in front of all by getting more and more education and skills and motivate their people to work for the betterment of themselves and for the success of urban. White people have their own life style and standards for spending their life, doing business and work in different fields. They are not easily willing to accept the position of black people easily. Black people work very hard in every field to make their position strong and try to admit that fact they are not below white people and can do best in every filed so they select policies to present their skills and abilities and everyone in the world going to admit their abilities with great efforts.  (Ethnicity and the Multicultural City: Living with Diversity, 2002)

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