minority groups face the worst discrimination?

Today's two articles discuss the problem of discrimination in Japan, but these articles are slightly different.


First of all, please read this one.
There are a lot of opinions about discrimination, for example Japanese way of thinking about Chinese and Korean or attitude toward Buraku, descendants of a feudal outcast class, and handicapped people. However they insist that American people are treated well in Japan and they are not sure why so.


Secondly,please read the response of that, This author from U.S.A says that the discrimination depends on the place, because in spite of the fact that he is from U.S.A, he has been discriminated such as by being thrown rocks.


I really feel sorry that these terrible things still happen in Japan.We have to work together to solve this problem by educating. However, what I feel very sad is these victims think that every Japanese people hate Chinese, Korean or other foreigners. I want them to understand that there are so many people in Japan, so probably there are some people who hate or look down on foreigners,but on the other hand there must be also sort of people who welcome them.

Talking about handicapped people, I know that they have difficulties in getting a job and I sympathize with them. Although,the difficulty they have is not only finding a job, but also they are hard to work compared with healty people, because some parts of their body is out of control. In addition, if company hire the handicapped people, they will have responsibility to take care of them,so they are not wiling to employ handicapped people. That is why the government give subsidy to them, but I hope their life will be better int he near future.

Finally,talking about Buraku, I actually do not know how they are discriminated in detail, but I probably guess that they can not get a job as easy as other people. I have no particular solution of it,but if we keep teaching that Buraku people are also same people and we have no reason to distinguish them to children, this discrimination will be gone.