It&#x27;s true there&#x27;s a case for having people interact with many cultures and races, but <i>forcing it</i> can be a problem because you will only persist the segregation because you will have to continue to divide people in order to treat some of them in a special way to attempt a fix.<p>The initial problem is seeing the world as if people are different, and then identifying yourself as part of a group, and then seeing people outside of that group as &quot;others&quot;. This is even worse when the categories are inaccurate, and are actually not races, but rather sub-cultures.<p>We shouldn&#x27;t be promoting these inaccurate categories. Many &quot;white&quot; people are actually &quot;black&quot;, and many &quot;black&quot; people &quot;white&quot;. It just so happens that American culture has incorrectly correlated certain physical traits as markers for these sub-cultures, and now in an attempt to fix inequality we have persisted this mistake into government forms and professional business in the name of fixing the inequality, but we&#x27;re simply promoting this mis-categorization and actually persisting the segregation into the future. There are definitely ways to address racist people and the damage they&#x27;re causing without using these incorrect labels.