Awareness Toxic Racism Module - Beware of wolves in sheep's clothing that come in many shapes including expm
Many innocent children continue to endure the oppressive systems of toxic racism. Many unjust systematic oppressive systems in the ancient past are still very present today. The only real remedy is to acknowledge and dismantle the structures of racism that has been embedded in workplace culture and the education, healthcare, political, social, criminal, religious, and economic systems of any country that wants to excel in the new millennium.
Racism hurts all people regardless of race or ethnicity, and fighting for equality is all of every mature, kind and intelligent grown-up's responsibility.
Imagine being on a class where a fellow pupil has started mocking another pupil because of their race. What would you do?
Such questions take us into the province of moral psychology. They concern moral judgment, reasoning and development. We should interested not only in what is the right thing to do – but also how it is that we can come to do the right thing.
Envy, resentment; ignorance and arrogance are some of the psychological roots of racism. But they all share one thing in common. They all involve, to varying degrees, a withholding of compassion, kindness and love from those who are subjected to racist behaviour.
Racial hostility can be connected with envious feelings that members of some groups may possess goods that one does not. The levels of racism is heightened during periods of economic downturn or recession. But even in more prosperous times, feelings of resentment about the perceived prosperity of others can arise.
It is important to understand something of the psychology of racism – the assumptions and motivations behind stereotypes, prejudice of racism and discrimination - typically, the basic structure called hatred.
There is something moral, because the question of racism involves how we treat others. An act of racism harms the social standing of another person or group of people enjoy. It can also harm the freedom and well-being of its target.
I believe in Newton's third law of motion which is " for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction" Here we could apply that law of motion in "whatever being rolled out cunningly and deceitfully". This law is similar to LAW OF KARMA. TIME is the only answer to this "genocide".
Combating toxic (damaging) malignant (spreading) racism is a complex and ongoing challenge, as it requires addressing deep-seated prejudices, dismantling systemic inequalities, and promoting equity and justice.
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Awareness Toxic Racism Module - Beware of wolves in sheep's clothing that come in many shapes including expm Many innocent children continue to endure the oppressive systems of toxic racism. Many unjust systematic oppressive systems in the ancient past are still very present today. The only real remedy is to acknowledge and dismantle the structures of racism that has been embedded in workplace culture and the education, healthcare, political, social, criminal, religious, and economic systems of any country that wants to excel in the new millennium. Racism hurts all people regardless of race or ethnicity, and fighting for equality is all of every mature, kind and intelligent grown-up's responsibility.