This critique addresses the issue of structural racism and racial discrimination, emphasizing the importance of collective consciousness and social movements in combating this problem. It highlights the lasting impact of racism on society and calls for reflection and action to promote equal opportunities and respect for diversity. The critique explores how racism based on skin color generates inequality in areas such as education, employment, housing, and social justice. It delves into the history of racial discrimination, from colonization and slavery to the ongoing struggle for equality, and discusses concepts like discrimination, racial prejudice, racial stereotyping, racial segregation, and racial privilege. Historical examples of resistance against racial discrimination are presented to illustrate the persistence of this social phenomenon and the need for a just and inclusive society where people are valued for their common good and equal rights rather than their racial preferences. The critique also examines the deep social, psychological, and emotional implications of racism, particularly the stigmatization and negative impacts on the well-being of those affected. It analyzes the patterns that contribute to racial discrimination and the role of human participation in both perpetuating and challenging this discrimination. The author reflects on why this social phenomenon persists and emphasizes the importance of addressing it through collective efforts and a commitment to a more equitable and inclusive society. Keywords: skin color, inequality, stereotypes, prejudice, racismThis critique addresses the issue of structural racism and racial discrimination, emphasizing the importance of collective consciousness and social movements in combating this problem. It highlights the lasting impact of racism on society and calls for reflection and action to promote equal opportunities and respect for diversity. The critique explores how racism based on skin color generates inequality in areas such as education, employment, housing, and social justice. It delves into the history of racial discrimination, from colonization and slavery to the ongoing struggle for equality, and discusses concepts like discrimination, racial prejudice, racial stereotyping, racial segregation, and racial privilege. Historical examples of resistance against racial discrimination are presented to illustrate the persistence of this social phenomenon and the need for a just and inclusive society where people are valued for their common good and equal rights rather than their racial preferences. The critique also examines the deep social, psychological, and emotional implications of racism, particularly the stigmatization and negative impacts on the well-being of those affected. It analyzes the patterns that contribute to racial discrimination and the role of human participation in both perpetuating and challenging this discrimination. The author reflects on why this social phenomenon persists and emphasizes the importance of addressing it through collective efforts and a commitment to a more equitable and inclusive society. Keywords: skin color, inequality, stereotypes, prejudice, racism