Tag Archives: racism

The New Racism

Posted on January 31, 2019 by Douglas Abbott

I’ve understood the new system for a number of years now, but I’ve never experienced it so directly. It might have been demoralizing, except for a few kind words of support from a person I’d never spoken to before.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged bitter, complain, histrionics, politics, protest, race, race card, racism, scream, self-pity, shout, victim, victim hierarchy, victims, yell | Leave a comment

Help Stamp Out Racism ― Stop Talking About it

Posted on October 28, 2015 by Douglas Abbott

In case anyone wasn’t aware of how overwhelmingly racist America still is, MSN is promoting a story about a female university student from India who was walking past a frat house when, she claims, a white man leaned out the … Continue reading →

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Land of the Morning Calm

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Douglas Abbott

Peter joined the U.S. Army in 1981. He had studied Taekwondo extensively for years, so when the time came to discuss his deployment, he asked to be stationed in Korea where the discipline of Taekwondo had been developed during the … Continue reading →

Posted in Friendship, Giving, Kindness | Tagged benevolence, cold, culture, exhausted, famished, friendship, giving, hardship, hostility, hungry, kindness, love, mercy, misconceptions, prejudice, racism, soldiers, tired, war, wet | 4 Comments