Unseen Aspects of Migrant Racial Exclusion
The article addresses the psychological and social phenomena and consequences of racial exclusion faced by migrants in Europe, despite the legal and moral principles that affirm equality and human rights. It explains that contemporary racism often hides behind stereotypes and implicit discrimination in areas such as employment, education, and housing, creating a gap between legal recognition and genuine integration. The article shows that many migrants suffer from integration shock and feelings of alienation, even after obtaining citizenship or residence. It suggests that the solution goes beyond laws to involve building communities that respect and honor human diversity, ensuring individuals' dignity and their right to belong. The article emphasizes that a society capable of embracing diversity is better equipped to face the future.
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