Anglo-Saxons

Anglo-Saxons Reflections from the Past A young and naïve child is convinced by an older sibling to commit a rude and senseless act in the presence of his parents. After witnessing the act, the parents then become quite irritated, and they seek out to find the one responsible for informing the child of the wrongdoing. Once the parents address the guilty sibling, he is disciplined because of his heartless intentions. In this instance, the child is not held accountable for his actions even though he was the one guilty for performing the offense; the parents might even argue that the child did not know any better, and that the older sibling is all to blame. When a person commits an act of prejudice, is it then okay to blame him or her for it, or would it be more accurate to blame the originator of all prejudicial comments' Should this person be held accountable for his or her action, or is there someone else to blame' Many of the earliest societies in time had practiced forms of prejudice for thousands of years. Are people in today’s society similar to the child in the story in that anglo-saxons, slavery, people, prejudice, world, racism, time, even, been, race, one, because, although, society, societies, races, evolution, each, appiah, through, slaves, seen, practiced, own, every, views, throughout, forms, cultures, crossley, created, anglo-saxon, among, way, today’s