JUST PHILOSOPHISING - ON THE GENERATIONAL STRUGGLE AGAINST RACISM. FINIS.

Even if these stereotypes have become personified and take on a life of their own. So much so that people, even those subjected to being stereotyped, seem to be at ease with, and perceived of themselves in the stereotypical imagery. Black people can, and should, legitimately reprimand white people for having stereotypical perceptions about 'what black people are like.' At the same time, black people need to be challenged and made to reflect, when they carelessly and hurtfully. My concluding comment on the matter of the generational struggle against racism, is this. Kidney Beans Namely that nobody should be under the illusion that racism, real and imagined, will or can be defeated by in any generation. As long as humans continue to exist, racism, like poverty, wealth, sickness and health, will persist. In this or that generation, the impact of racism might be felt at a lower or higher level, but it will continue to exist. Like the tide of ...