Rose George – written article on Racial Equality

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Racial Equality

Racial equality means giving equal opportunities to people belonging to all races in spite of the differences in skin, colour, nationality. We should give equal opportunities to all people for jobs, education and politics. 

Why should we make differences based on the colour of the skin? Whiteness should never be considered supreme and blacks inferior. The discrimination between the blacks and the whites cannot be tolerated. We all belong to one family and so it is wrong to discriminate and proper action should be taken to stop this in society. 

Racial equality should be made a law so that everyone is equally treated. We must combat all the racist doctrines. We should promote a good understanding between the races. With harmony we must build an international community which is free from racial segregation. We must execute global human rights and protect all from racial oppression. 

We must always learn to accept these differences. We should show unconditional love, peace and brotherhood. The remedy is to take action. Unity in diversity is a real test for humanity. We should stand united showing liberty and justice.There should always be inter cultural dialogues and people should be interconnected. So let each one of us root out the difference in colour, background, nationality and religion  

Martin Luther King strongly advocated brotherhood and stop racial prejudice. Rosa Park believed that we should not be afraid and always take the first step. She said we fail, if we as a society do not try. Barack Obama said that they were one American family and all deserved equal treatment. So together let us achieve Racial equality as one family respecting one another and showing brotherhood and tolerance

Copyright © Rose George
India.

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