Basta de Racismo

For two hundred thirty six years this country has been known as the United States of America to the world. Why are people still looking and talking about each other like our people are on islands of race and there is no room for change. There is are to many problems that affect us all together as a nation. this separation has to stop for our country to make changes that are needed by our government and our people. People must stop the racism that keeps us apart. There are so many problems that need for all people to become involved in to bring about change and reform to our country and our people.

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Human rights groups estimate that 12.3 million and 27 million people are enslaved in forced or bonded labor, sexual servitude, child labor, or involuntary servitude at any given time, all over the world. An abusive and exploitative system where individuals are bought and sold like objects, sex slavery exists in a variety of permutations.All forms of slavery share several common characteristics. These include forced labor, poor treatment, dehumanization, and physical or psychological constraint. Unable to escape, individuals are treated with no dignity or human decency.

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Race matters in international negotiations, and if you send the wrong person to the wrong negotiation table, your results will be inadequate, and your mission will fail. A good case in point is the reality that most Mainland Chinese folks have not had a lot of experience with Black Races and they unfortunately feel superior to them. Yes, for Americans we cringe at that sort of racism, but the same thing can happen with white people in Africa, where the leaders do not trust the white people often enough.

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My husband and I took our ten year old daughter for a tour of Ellis Island. We watched a documentary where tired immigrants debarked from large freighters carrying ragged bags. Curious, my daughter turned to me and asked, “Who are the real Americans?” I responded thoughtfully, “I suppose the Native American Indian.” “What happened to them?” she asked. This time I was silent, unsure of how to express the truth. Finally I responded, “They lived wanting what every American dreams of: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”

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You can because you can’t, I once said to a friend. He later asked me what I meant by that statement, but I hesitated because I was unsure if he would fully grasp its meaning even If it were staring at him point-blank. You can because you can’t means, [there is nothing in life that you cannot do when you apply yourself and believe. Because of this, you must make it--you can't afford not to]. A.Guy.

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