Racism Racism can occur from three to: When there is hate crime or direct racial discrimination : this form of manifestation of racism is more evident. These are situations in which people are defamed, violated or have access to some kind of service or place denied because of their color or ethnic origin. When there is institutional racism : less direct and evident this form of racial discrimination occurs by institutional means, but not explicitly, against individuals because of their color. Examples of this racist practice are the more violent approaches of the police against black people and the distrust of security agents and companies against black people without coherent justifications. A good example of the struggle of institutional racism is the Charlottesville protests in the United States in 2017, due to the criminal conduct of police officers who killed unarmed and surrendered blacks in approaches, and acting with unnecessary violence. When there is structural