Social inequality exists everywhere around us today. Discrimination happens every day in our society where there is diversity. Common discrimination in the United States is racism. As the United States has become increasingly multiracial and multicultural, racial discrimination is an everyday thing. Many organizations have outlawed racism, and anti-racism laws have been established and changed throughout history. However, when it comes to discussing racism, the issue is still controversial. Above all, between the majority and the minority, their vision in deciding whether it is racism or not is very different. White people do not realize that they have implicitly gained unfair advantages from society, which can be described as white privilege. From the perspective of non-whites, it often looks like racism to them. As a third party from another country, I can also see that non-whites get fewer benefits than whites in the United States. It is necessary to define racism from broader perspectives. The term racism should be considered to mean the advantages that the majority gain from their positions and the disadvantages that people of color experience through white privilege. People generally know that racism means discrimination based on race. The Oxford English Dictionary defines racism as “the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, especially to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or race.” (“Racism”) Most definitions in the dictionary do not include the power of the majority to maintain their advantages through systematic discriminatory acts in society. White power has continued and grown over non-whites throughout U.S. history “Be…centered on paper…and different.” By including white privilege in the definition of racism, white people will try to stop using their privilege of not being ignorant and decide to look clearly. In this way, social change in racial inequality will be improved. Works Cited Adair, Margo, and Sharon Howell for Change, 1988. Print.Kaufman, Cynthia. “A User's Guide to White Privilege.” Radical Philosophy Review 2nd ser. " Independent School 49.2 (1990): 31. Academic Search Premier. Web. 16 April 2014." Racism, n." OED Online. Oxford University Press, March 2014. Web. 12 April 2014. Stossel, John and Gena Binkley "The Is skin color an advantage?" Abc NEWS 10 September 2008: n. 2014. .