4.30 Racism and Religion: Schools

I wish to honour the city of Melilla, Morocco. Under the guidance of its Spanish tribal authority, the mixed population of Muslims, Christians and Jews live with each other in peace. The children go to the same schools and learn to respect and enjoy each others religious festivals such as Ramadan, Navidad (Christmas) and Hanukkah. Let other city authorities learn from this excellent example.

I want all schools to teach the youngest pupils about the cultures of each others minority races, but not in the manner of a zoology lesson or merely the historic or religious technical aspects. Why do Sikhs wear turbans? Bring an unwrapped turban to school and get children to see how it's wrapped around the head of a respectful volunteer. Bring pastries or sweets to honour the culture of a special festival. Why is the Chinese New Year different? How is a giant paper dragon made? The children can help.

The best way local minority leaders can help children and cultures integrate, is to arrange for volunteers within their tribal community to visit schools in the region to explain why their strange customs are quite normal.

I commend universities that self-publish guidelines on how students should respect each others religions on campus. I direct all large schools should have such guidelines in place.

Subject to local laws and copyright issues, I direct movies such as Amistad and Schindler's List be available to teachers to show and use in junior High School history classes all over the World.

I suggest "One flew over the cuckoo's nest" would be a more appropriate movie to watch and be indicative of His Greatness.

Andronicos "The Cynic"

External links relating to topics found in the 12-12-12 book and website

Many external links have been included which voice various opinions on the subject matter. They are an invaluable tool for research and general discussion.

Institute of Race Relations http://www.homebeats.co.uk/	The Institute of Race Relations is the leading UK think tank on racism
Racial harassment.org.uk http://www.racialharassment.org.uk/	A site that aims to use the internet to allow racial incidents to be reported to the appropriate agencies
Commission for Racial Equality http://www.cre.gov.uk/	The Commission for Racial Equality is working for a just society which gives everyone an equal chance to learn, work and live free from discrimination and prejudice and from the fear of racial harassment and violence.
UNITED for Intercultural Action http://www.united.non-profit.nl/	UNITED is a voluntary cooperation of more than 350 organisations from 40 European countries working together for the rights of refugees and migrants, and an end to racism, fascism, nationalism and discrimination
Roma National Congress http://www.romnews.com/	Excellent news website on Roma issues around Europe
Anti-Racism Campaign (Dublin Ireland) http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/arc.html	Campaigning against popular racism in Ireland
Fascism in Australia Website http://www.country-liberal-party.com/refugee_title.htm	Website on refugee rights and racism in Australia.
Anti-Racist Action, Toronto (Canada) http://www.web.apc.org/%7eara/	ARA (Toronto Chapter) came together in 1992 to show the strength of our opposition to fascism, as well as our commitment to a multi-racial, multi-cultural, sexually diverse, liberated and fun society.
Campaign Against Racism and Fascism http://www.carf.demon.co.uk/
Crosspoint Anti Racism http://www.magenta.nl/crosspoint/	The Crosspoint is the Net's biggest collection of links in the field of of Human Rights, Anti-Racism, Refugees, Women's rights, Antifascism, Shoah, etc.. Also we list links to Jewish organizations, Migrant organizations and others. If your organization has a site or homepage on the Web and is not listed here, please submit your URL. We update the Crosspoint at least once a month, so don't be alarmed if you submit a site and it is not listed within a few days.
ISAR : Institute for the Study Academic Racism http://www.ferris.edu/isar/homepage.htm	ISAR : Institute for the Study Academic Racism

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