Many of society’s ills are noticed by many but few intervene because they either don’t care of feel it is none of their business. Society have placed people in different groups and class and are they treated in a manner in which others believe they should be treated.
So often people see others being unjustly treated and turn a blind eye. Often the way you are treated depends on what race you fall under. I recall an incident at an airport where cops were trying to detain a white man. He was furious at the way he was been handled and he shouted and I quote, “YOU ARE TREATING ME LIKE A BLACK PERSON” My thought was damn, and yet people pretend not to notice that black folks are treated differently. I believe that injustice is injustice. Color should not matter. Stop being silent.
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I agree wholeheartedly. It took me a long time to realize what was meant by “white privilege” and longer yet to see that I was a recipient. I am reading Desmond Tutu’s book, “No Future Without Forgiveness,” and am so impressed at the miracle of unity that took place there with leaders who understood “injustice is injustice.” We can only help by loving one another. Be the change you want to see in the world. Respect all of God’s creation and see through the eyes of love!
I agree Jan. We are all from the human race and we need to be more tolerant towards one another. God made us all.
You are SOOO Right!!!
Thanks Patrice. We can create a better world when speak out against injustice.