is a need to deconstruct Fukuyama’s opinions and writings as regards the end of history.

Racism

Democracy and liberal conceptions anchor a platform that wipes away the ugliness brought about by racial differences. In the writings, Fukuyama noted that democracy, as well as liberalism, had been ushered by the West’s triumph. Primarily, democracy would have espoused a social platform that abhors racism. However, nothing much has changed as regards the racial prejudices and ethnic profiling that is rampant across the world. Several years after Fukuyama penned his thesis, many people are still discriminated along racial and ethnic lines. In fact, the world has become so polarised that racism seems the norm. If liberalism countered any further challenges in the world, why does racial profiling exist in most nations? Why doso with a team that many thought was a year away.

Now, could they have navigated their way through the SEC with just one loss and even been in position to make the playoff?

That’s a story for a different day, but it brings into perspective the dilemma the SEC faces in the playoff era.

The grind of the league is what makes it so treacherous. As we saw this bowl season, particularly with regard to the Western Division teams, all bets are off in a one-game season. The West went a very humbling 2-5 and lost every one of its high-profile bowl games.

The SEC West had been hailed all season as the deepest division in the country, and some in the league speculated that it might have been the toughest