We need to stop racism!

Hi everyone! Maybe I will help you by suggesting 2-3 methods to prevent racism. The first one is very simple and difficult at the same time: to respect everyone, doesn't  matter of what nationality and race.  The second one is to to spent more time together. And in addition, to be tolerant. For example, in my institute study guys of different races, and only with guys from caucasus we have some problems not because of their nationality but their tradition to communicate with themselves almost all the time. They do not accept our traditions living here, everywhere walk by crowds together and it prevens from better communications with us. On the other hand, those of them who live in moscow from the birth have good relations with us. So I believe it is the question of the improvement of  civil society! I will be glad to listen to your opinions =)

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I think it's okay to be racist. There is nothing wrong with it. You have your opinion and we have ours. Just because we don't like other people for there race, religion etc. doesn't mean we are bad people. This is a free country, supposively. Not to mention how many immigrants are smuggled into this country. You all keep supporting all of these different races and cultures no wonder are country is going to be over runned.

I've just read an article concerning the racism in South Africa. It is said that the Whites poured their urine in food served for the Blacks. I really got so angry. What the hell is so called racism? Is it not true that the White, the Black and the Yellow are all humans? What's wrong with the skin color? I can't get that.

Jhumjhum, I'm glad that you know (just) something about my country (not so a lot as you said). You know Vietnam through its war history. That's not enough, right? What about the present Vietnam? Don't you find anything about it? You may come talk to a strange veteran: "Oh, I know a lot about you. Your loss, pain, suffering, courage, blah blah blah in WAR." You accidentally dig out his red - tinted past. You view him partially, and of course "partially" can't take the name of "a lot". Well, I mean it. Find more about my contemporary Vietnam. I sure get excited when one day you'll tell me: "Ah, Vietnam. I know it. Ha Long is one of the most wonderful bay in the world. Hanoi, the most peaceful city. Microsoft invests in Ho Chi Minh City building the biggest chipset manufacturing factory in South East Asia." I hope that's not too much to ask for. By the way, where are you from, Jhumjhum?

 This pic (shot by me ) illustrates a tiny corner of Hanoi. Enjoy it!