American Diplomat: Racial Discriminations Improvem

American diplomat: Racial Discriminations Improvements 1950-1970NameUniversityTutorCourseDateIntroductionIn the 1950 to1970 era, America was one of the nations that other countries in the world dreamt of making alliance with due to the nature and proposition of its domestic socioeconomic and political issues as well as favorable foreign policies. These issues and policies mainly concerned the theme of racial discrimination. Racial discrimination is oppressive and fuels violence among people and for America to trounce over the Soviet Union, racial discrimination elimination ought to be the first agenda. Domestic socio economic issues Domestic socioeconomic issues such as free enterprise and communism in the context of rational discrimination plays a key role in determining success in alliance making negotiations between nations particularly during this era. Based on Morone’s Mellfire Nation, it is evident that racism in the U.S offers potent economic as well as psychological interests that solely a blend of firm countervailing pressure would control. In the course of this era, particularly in the mid – 1940, the notions of anti communism as well as the risk that enveloped the result of the Cold War constituted