Kasz216 on 25 July 2009
Eh. I don't see what education will do.
It's all about integration.
Even then it's not going to be smooth sailing.
I know a woman who's grandfather was racist against black people.
And her Grandmother was black... and they were married... still lived together etc.
Cut her out of his money because she dated black guys. Despite the fact that both of her parents were black and she looked black.
Intergration when people are young is the best route. Followed by people allowing to be hateful believe it or not.
With anti-hate laws that make it so people can't say outwordly racist things... it just makes racists feel persecuted against.
While if they're aloud to say what they want... the media and people of the community can shout them down.
