How Are We Healing Racism In America?

This Children’s Day classic 1972 Renaissance Dubai stamp depicts a boy using a soapy wand to blow soap bubbles in the air. Children played ball games, tag and rode bicycles for fun or read comic books during this time on American soil, racism in schools was widespread. Anti racism organizations were beginning to emerge in using local news papers to report incidents of violence while Personal Computers with a global interface were not yet readily available.

Approximately forty years later these children and racism abound all grown up experience racism today in urban America remembering the happy times with their former familiar friends. They now notice the personal antisocial attitudes of foreign nosy trespassing neighbors who are invading Americans citizens’ personal space making racism in America deeply rooted in hatred. The real Americans experiencing the effects of racism are wondering what happened to their home!

Am I living in America or some nearing third world country?

Not many people learn correct English now. These foreign residents are using a considerable number of US resources and stealing from American citizens in an undermine way.

First these wretched foreigners take note of an Americans’ unique accent pattern; ones who say “tomatoes” and speak real American slang for instance. They are singling us out through our uniqueness.

They are breaking American people down in common places of eatery with synthetic-food particles and using strong household cleaning products including noteworthy products and foreign gasoline vehicle emissions to use directly in a person's space. They are using identity theft to destroy United States peoples' reputation. This form of covert breakdown with identity theft will strip this poor American with horrible distress. Certain American corporate banks are allowing this process to occur too. The feeling is the banks are welcoming this American demise because of the TARP funds.

During the final stage of this American’s demise, he or she gets fired, laid off or looses their business then home. This stripped American finds not a bit of help from a neighbor.

Once an American loses his or her home through inability to pay or through a meditated preplanned forced sale of their home; This Americans’ American dream is lost.

An Americans’ most solid foundation is a home on US soil.

How do you think this SAD downright disturbing American nightmare will end?

This poor school boy also depicts in this American stamp the creation of a glass object at a children’s factory holding baguettes for dinner during our latest Renaissance Era in Europe. Then child prohibition laws forced children to attend school in Industrialized Nations by creating work incentives after a promotion of 10th grade High School.

Our Information Age has blossomed with advanced multilingual digital gadgets for all sorts of daily tasks and chores making many industrialized jobs obsolete. Americans can easily voice their feelings about racism in a collaborated effort to help stop racism in America. Many express their opinions in reversing racism, write books on racism and make racism quotes popular in an effort to find solutions to racism.

Two of my favorite racism quotes are “Racism is man’s gravest threat to a man-the maximum of hatred for a minimum of reason” by Abraham T. Heschel and “At the heart of racism is the religious assertion that God made a creative mistake when he brought some people into being” by Friedrich Otto.

America now owes over fourteen trillion dollars. Do you wonder how this money will be repaid? Our American children will be stuffing this bill for decades and perhaps fifty or more years. It is up to parents and teachers to alter positive feelings of racism. They must make children proactive against racism. By smoothing out the deep routed consequences of racism essentially the stench of whom will be responsible to repay this incredible dept may be compromised. Pray for the good of all mankind a war doesn’t break out over this when the creditor demands payment for these loans.

• Someone owns America and it's not Americans.
• Too many thirty year mortgages have failed.
• Are we going to cross our fingers and hope for the best?

Or are we going to educate our youth through reputable hobbies to begin to help create positive feelings in children in order to alleviate racism when they are young? Hopefully if, we as parents and teachers can instill in young children respect and love for humanity our world will be a better place in the long run and we will have succeed in taking a bite out of racism in America. America stands for all that is good! Let's make it the best it can be by reducing racism in America through education to heal gently and effectively racism.

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More children's stories of Sheila Craan are on her children's book blog: http://sheilacraan.wordpress.com/

Have a very nice day!