Men hate each other because they fear each other, and they fear each other because they don't know each other, and they don't know each other because they are often separated from each other.
We get interesting, difficult to answer questions on occasion. Sometimes the answer is not what the person may want. Racism is a difficult subject to deal with. Each and every person has their own understanding of what racism is and whether or not they themselves are racist. Even persons married to or going with a person of another race can be racist! We have the capacity to accept into our personal circle persons of another race and still marginalize the remainder of the other race. Racism is a parasite we Americans are acculturated into very quickly. We have a choice, free will, to either succumb to the racism and allow it to eat away our very souls or to fight it. Fighting it means a daily battle with the ingrained habits and the external stimuli of racism. Here is how.
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TV Programs
FROM SWASTIKA TO JIM CROW Hear the untold story of the German Jewish professors who were expelled from their homeland by the Nazis and found new lives and careers at historically all-black U.S. colleges with this companion site. Watch video clips, and read corresponding text of moving stories from both the students and teachers at these schools, learn the history of traditionally Black colleges, join in a dialogue on race relations, read an interview with the filmmakers, download a discussion guide and more.http//pbs.org/fromswastikatojimcrow/ (Scheduled launch date Thursday, January 25) |
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Essays
One World, One People: a personal view of the issue of 'race'...offering a contribution to "the ongoing dialogue about issues related to culture and the planet." |
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