The Incident At Bamber Bridge—The British stand up for Black American soldiers

@Briggett Practiced in America, yes, but not invented here nor limited to here.

@Briggett The U.S. did not invent it, it existed long before this country was founded. It was alive and well in other countries, too; still is.

@bijouxbroussard yes you’re absolutely correct. I just think that we set the standard.

@Briggett The South Africans did pretty well at it, as did the Japanese, the Nazis, etc.

@ChipmunkErnie here a little unknown fact Henry Ford played in big role after the reconstruction of America at the beginning of nineteenth century.
But my advice is not too dig deep into this topic because you might learn something that make oh wow him too. Old saying be careful very careful because you might not like what you will find.
There a real reason why history is being rewritten and books being banned.

@ChipmunkErnie Hitler learned about racism from the USA.

@JSul3 No; anti-sémitism and racism was a fact of life in Europe before the United States was even established.

The colonists brought those attitudes with them wherever they settled throughout the world.

What the Nazis did learn from us were some particularly diabolical ways of treating the people they considered expendable, thanks to our Eugenics movement.

@bijouxbroussard Agree.
Hitler studied the Jim Crow laws as well.

@JSul3 Yes, it explains why their Nuremberg Laws of 1935 were almost identical.