What do they all have in common?
They’re all man. They’re all unique.
They all payed a high price. They all had quite a life.
They’re all dead.
They all have been one of the
reasons why we live the way we do today- so they all are a reminder of a fight,
because they all have been fighters. But they are also a reminder, that we
still fight the same things, deal with the same theme. Sadly.
They all crossed borders and showed
that the world is not black and white. They showed the world that it is o.k. to
be who you are and that equality is a reason to fight for. Yes, they took up
equality before we thought about it again and they even haven’t been the first
ones. Already in their lifetime they thought that it was time for a real
change. Wish we still need. Sadly, things went just a bit better, but not as
far as they should be.
The Boxer showed how to be a man
abroad the clichè he himself seems to be. That being a coloured human means to
be strong as any other human and that this is the reason to be treaten equaly.
Much the same it was with the Prince. Showing the world that being a man means
more then just macho. But he was disciminate as black, yes he was put in the
box as such, thought he was not and much more. MTV denied him the same rights
as other artist, as they put him in the black box untill they understood he was
universal, should be treaten the same. The Prince even was not only clourblind,
he even did not care about your gender, your sexuality. Just like the Alien,
who thought us that man can be women
enough and be an in between. That things in life are colourful and all but
black and white.
But still we differ in black and
white, in man and women, in different rights. Gender and sexuality still are an
issu to discriminate and even the clour of your skin can make your life harder,
less fair.
How can this be still going on? How
can people still believe that one is better than the other, that there is
reason to believe equality should not be a reality. How can the conservative
and far right and sometimes far left too still tell people to think in hate.
Have they been so lucky and got the success to keep people stupid and make them
stupid again? And why are those who know better not fighting harder, doing
more, are louder and mor to see? Why are so many in silence? Have they given up
because they have been thought their is no chance? Have we heard too many lies?
How come that women fight against women
and want them to be stupid, weak and just home and a birth machine? How come
that black and coloured people fight for
those who don’t want them to see as equal? How can homosexuals fight
against themselfs? How can it be that a man still has to be macho? How can it
be that we teach children on and on that they are not worth the same, not worth
having the same rights. We know so much better, but most of us seem to teach
them the old clichè.
And religious organisation are going
on in pressing people into stereotypes and have the success to impress with
lies and people have been getting so used to the fact that they can get away
with crime.
But children use to be colourblind
and without hate and make no difference between them.
We teach them. Why don’t we stop?
Why are we so silent about this
fact? I wonder on and on why people have easy to go on the streets in the name
of hate but not in the name of love, justice and equality? Why do so many think
it won’t help. Or do they believe it is not important? It’s a paradox, that
they believe in hate fights that politic can do a change, but not when it is
about a better future. Or isn’t this a paradox at all?! Is
it the fear that keeps them believing that the ”god” ol’ way is best, even know
that this is untrue?! Is it that we lost faith in change as we tried it so many
times in history and again and again we fell. Have we forgot that the rules of
nature are part of our life too?
We
are the generation who should know best, but it seems we don’t. When I search the internet and read the
papers, there is no way to find to achieve higher arwareness, no new way to
make people change their mind. No way to get them up and on the street for a
real change.
Will
the things we do now be enough? Can we wait any longer? But I guess we have to
have patience, have to have faith in time. We have to believe that people will
one day see. But when, when will this be? So I guess we have to go on, even
when we feel tired, even when we fail, fall back, when we have to fight again and
again until we are there we want to be, have to be as human kind.
When
will people feel, we all deserve the same rights as I always felt it that way.
I could never understand, that people make difference.
Love& Light
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