We were part of an audience that included people of all races and nationalities, including people from Somalia. It was beautiful to be together, looking at prejudice head-on.
The world is such a rich mosaic of peoples and colors and textures and opportunities. Why would we want to rid it of any of the beauty it was made to have?
Speaking of a beautiful mosaics, here is what I get to see outside my door every fall.
Puts a smile on my face every day!
Sounds like a great movie. I feel blessed to see that rich mosaic each day at work. You have a great view from your window! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIt would make the experience of seeing that movie very rich to share it with that diverse group. I'm so sensitive to haw race affects everything--every law, interaction, etc. I'm not excluded. We're all tainted with racism. Just gotta keep dismantling it. Let's hear it for mosaics!
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ReplyDeleteI think that this film would be a good one to show at all colleges and communities. It brings many things to light so that they can be acknowledged and, possibly changed.
B.E.,
ReplyDeleteI love how aware you are of the racism that fills our lives, and I appreciate your commitment to pointing it out and holding it in the light so that any who care to look can see it. Thank you!