Q. When are we going to see black as black without negative connotations or any strong revolution?
A nyctophile who muses on life.
When are we going to see black as black without negative connotations or any strong revolution?
We thought the battle was over. The norms were broken. We are free, aren’t we?
We read and studied history, did we learn something? I hope so.
In case you were sleeping in your class, here’s a powerful book/ movie that made a difference.
Change begins with a whishper. Change begins with you.
4 Answers
This is a stigma that is close to being unbreakable. Discrimination against skin color has been passed from generation to generation. I believe that it is important to educate ourselves and other people that if you prefer black or white, it is important to be discrete not to violate or hurt the other in any way possible. Everyone who did no wrong deserves equal treatment and by everyone I mean, everyone. Imagine discrimination is done against you.
answered by fernie305