The irony in racism prevention, and "MLK DAY in the schools"

First of all, let's state Dr King's dream.

His dream, was to have a "no color nation.."
Meaning, we wouldn't be judged by our skin.

There would be no "FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT!" As, this is look DIRECTLY at the man's skin.

There would be no "Assembly for the Colors", and the etc.

Whites wouldn't be declined in attending such assemblies.

Now, let's look at Racism Prevention.

In Racism Prevention, they target certain races, and give them extra help.

What is this doing? Looking DIRECTLY at their skin. This is picking one race, saying it is inferior, and supplying them with food, and the etc.

That is applying racism.


I find this sicking, disturbing, and the complete opposite of Dr King's dream.

 

we all dream things

 

But not all of us have a national holiday declared for our dream, do we?

 

It's relevant that you mention that some races are targeted as weak and inferior. In fact, a lot of African-Americans are against affirmative action for this.

 

It's not declared for his dream, it's declared for what he did...

I'm just saying, who cares what he dreams, we all dream things.

 

He did what he did because of his dreams.

 

look, nelson mandella is a great person and all, but he has to learn, if you want something, do it the hard way, do it yourself, or youll end up getting eliminated.

 

I completely agree with you. To fulfill MLK's dream everybody would have to to base their actions on indifference. It would be that Barrack Obama is just the next president.

 

Stop looking for faults. Lrn2BEnglish.