Ellen Brown
Well-Known Member
Racism exists everywhere in the world. Just listen and observe and you will see it. America is not the only place where it exists. It is hard to talk about it in America because even referring to another race in common terms will get stones thrown at you. I think it has gone over the top, round the bend, two stops past Barking and all that. How can these issue be resolved if we can't talk openly about them?
If I say the word "******" to illustrate that there is a problem, someone will accuse me of being racist, and it sickens me.
I spent over 7 years living as an observant Muslim, and in America most Muslims are "of color". Perhaps you think that the Muslim population in America is all immigrants, but many of the Muslims here were brought here during the Slaving years, and remained after the end of Slavery began to take place. Sadly, the Slavery mentality is still ending in America, and I hope that one day it will be over.
When I was in Honduras working, it became obvious that there was the Native population, and the Spaniards who were mostly the upper class. It was a strong division too.
I saw the same in Kenya though it was largely tribal, and political. Is there racism in Israel? Ask an Arab Bedouin? The Israelis I was around were nice, but some I saw were straight up jerks who were now doing the same sorts of things to others that Hitler did to them.
Just trying to get through life by speaking plainly and simply.
If I say the word "******" to illustrate that there is a problem, someone will accuse me of being racist, and it sickens me.
I spent over 7 years living as an observant Muslim, and in America most Muslims are "of color". Perhaps you think that the Muslim population in America is all immigrants, but many of the Muslims here were brought here during the Slaving years, and remained after the end of Slavery began to take place. Sadly, the Slavery mentality is still ending in America, and I hope that one day it will be over.
When I was in Honduras working, it became obvious that there was the Native population, and the Spaniards who were mostly the upper class. It was a strong division too.
I saw the same in Kenya though it was largely tribal, and political. Is there racism in Israel? Ask an Arab Bedouin? The Israelis I was around were nice, but some I saw were straight up jerks who were now doing the same sorts of things to others that Hitler did to them.
Just trying to get through life by speaking plainly and simply.