Do you feel like all people of color have equal opportunity in America?

Hard to say. I think it depends on where they start. Unfortunately many people of color often start at the bottom of the barrel. Makes it much more difficult to climb the ladders and such. But it can be done. I think if they’re smart, do well in school and focus on their future they should get where they want to go. Circumstantial, of course. Not everyone was given the same cards. I think it has little to do with race though, and I think it’s important to quit saying it is.

I would say that as long as they continue to be disproportionately represented in our prisons and our most impoverished populations we haven't reached true equality.

Equal opportunity isn't a thing, and skin color is a very small factor.

In my opinion, the actual opportunity is there. But so many things get in the way which in turn causes a divide and equality disparity.

its about wealth not race or skin color... a rich black person has better odds then a poor white person.

but there are more poor black people then poor white people... however making this a race issue is a trick the rich play on the poor so they dont see the real problem but play their stupid racism games

No.

I thin this is a tough question for anyone to answer because a person of non colour will see the countless opportunities given, but not understand the difficulties that person has in obtaining them. And the person of colour will be trying to understand why they feel like they are at a disadvantage whilst experiencing discrimination hindering them from obtaining thise opportunities.
There are many conscious coloured and non coloured people that know what's going on but for the most part they are not always able to help because obstacles are put in their way... ever see django?
That's a fine example of what happens in life...

Not just in America, there should not be discrimination as to cast, creed and color in every part of world.

American's are very race conscious. It is the first thing you are judged by there.

Its basic equality begins in speach. It is hard to find any type of employment when you can not communicate with your employer using proper english.

If you left out the word "all" I would say yes, but there are some who are born into situations that actually do not afford them 'equal opportunity', but this is an African American problem that needs to be addressed by African Americans. Whitey has no blame for the situation many Blacks have put themselves in.

Hmmmmmm they do have d naacp

si.

To use the identity jargon, I'm a straight cis white male, and I've not experienced equal opportunity. Nepotism. Political cronyism. Religious discrimination. So I imagine people of color have their own shit.

No

No

No. As long as opportunity is mostly represented by [b]wealth[/b], our country’s history of institutional and [b]legal[/b] racism will mean a starting disadvantage, although individuals do overcome it.