There are strong historical roots of systemic injustice and racial injustice. In 2020, after the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and numerous other Black men and women, the battle against racial inequality boiled up again. Modern manifestations of racial injustice include police violence, ethnic discrimination and racial inequalities. Many might believe that racial injustice exists solely at the interpersonal basis, or that racial injustice is only implemented by people. They see racial injustice as the usage of racist slurs like the n-word or white supremacy in blatant shows. Racial injustice, nevertheless, is often pervasive; it is evident that our color of skin often defines where or how we live, breathe, eat, drink, read, work, and die. In summary, racial injustice is profoundly rooted in all facets of our culture, creating social, economic, and political disparities that are closely tied to history.