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Racism -the last tool of a desperate fool

Wow racism that bitter subject, the other day a family member of mine, explained she had been called a monkey. Someone else I know explained when they travelled they experience heart breaking hatred. I laughed with bewilderment but yet I am not as surprised as others. People need to understand there is no power in racism but to hurt the person with such a limited mind span. Think about it, to be racist you have to spend a lot of your time, thinking of why you hate this person, what they have done to you and what the world can do to make it better. In all this time whilst they have sat silently hating, the argument losing less strength as the years go by, they will still be stuck in that miserable grey world, not quite comprehending why others have  more important things to do, rather than to dwell on the deeds of another person. Whether they are Black, White, Asian or another race or religion. People may say that they wouldn't have been racist if the people they n

Poetic Justice

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Poetic Justice starring Tupac Shakur and Janet Jackson. This film is a wickedly, cool romance. I won't spoil the ending. I couldn't find the full film. I think I watched it on Love film, so grab some popcorn, and sit back, and watch an old skool film. Thanks for reading

racism -Hatred

I read a book once called Hatred, but  I haven't been able to find a picture of it so far, so I can't add a picture to this blog. However this story was about racism, and how it still exists in it's muted context in the 21st century.  It is good for understanding, what racism means, and the meaning of underground hatred. It talks about things like the wind rush which brought an  influx of  different cultures to the UK, and elsewhere. This turned out to be a false promise at the time and the book explains why. It also discusses more modern phenomena like islamaphobia, and the constant discrimination often faced by new nationalities who come to the UK and other countries via Immigration. I will try to add a book cover so you can see what it looks like, when I find an image.