Category: racism
Help Fight Modern Day Slave Labor
Like most people, I thought slavery ended in 1862 with Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. The 13th amendment of the constitution was implemented a few years later in 1865, supposedly ending slavery once and for all.
The 13th amendment states:
Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime where of the party shall [...]
The Insanity of Stereotypes, Labels and Generalizations
I was filling out a job application and couldn’t help but feel violated because of the detailed information required. I’m going for something much higher paying than I have now which is understandable because of the collapsing economy. One thing on my mind is how people are stereotyped, labeled and categorized in modern society. Like [...]
Promoting Racial Unity
A great martial arts master once said, “The world doesn’t change for anybody. I don’t care if you are a woman, I don’t care if you’re a baby. The world doesn’t change.”
The Master I speak of is Steven Segal. He is an actor and whether you you know it or not, he is a man [...]
The Human Animal
Are you afraid of a one world government? Imagine a place where all humans are equal on every corner of the Earth; whether you are American, a poor Iraqi dirt farmer or a scholar from Peru. American’s are afraid of losing our freedoms as we know them, but it is inevitable. It will not always [...]
Racism: The Enemy of All Mankind
Recently I watched a movie starring James Earl Jones entitled “The Vernon Johns Story”. It was unplanned but happened to be on. I was gripped by the powerful true story of whom many refer to as the true father of the civil rights movement.
The church where Reverend Johns resided was actually the place where Martin [...]
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