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Dear White Fellow
Jun 24, 2001 11:46 PM 7599 Views

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This opinion is more based on the theme of ''Racism'', it is rather difficult to categorise this op as it is heavily influenced by a poem I once read which in my view expresses the way I feel about race in a way which is comical and hypocritical.


My general view on Racism is that it is wrong and although I'm not a very religious person, I believe god has placed people of different colours as well as shapes and sizes on earth for a good purpose although it may not be clear on times especially for others. This is my first op with regards to such a topic as I mostly write about Music and products but I felt that I needed to express my feelings.


Recently, I came upon a Poem I read a while ago and feel that this poem sums up my opinion perfectly.


The Poem is entitled ''Dear White Fellow''


When I was born I was black


When I grew up I was black


When I get sick I am black


When I get scared I am black


When I choke I am black


But You White Fellows


When you are born you were pink


When you grow you are white


When you get sick you are green


When you get scared you are yellow


When you choke you are blue


When you get embarassed you are red


and when you die you are purple


AND YOU'VE GOT THE CHEEK TO CALL ME COLOURED!


I think this sums it all up dont you?


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