The film, A Question of Color, taught me a lot about the psychology behind discrimination within the African American race. The film reminded me even more of the continuous discrimination African Americans face, yet it bothered me to know that I too am a participant in that discrimination. We are the products of a society that treats African Americans as second-class citizens. It seems like the closer a person's appearance is to the African image, the farther that person is from the white idea of beauty. I think I can say with certainty that we all have associated a person's character with the tone of their skin. If not as an "enlightened" adult, then for sure w
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