There remains a perpetual threat to human rights; the propaganda has always
associated repressed human rights with developing third world countries where
promoting cultural and religious practices have often been defined
automatically as a hindrance to human rights implementation and an antithesis
to democracy and civilized society.
However, there looms a huge threat because developed nations work under the
illusion that they belong to a free world where freedom to citizens is a given.
How so untrue! This illusion has engendered a lethargy that induces sleep and
creates an environment where peoples relinquishes basic human rights.
So much for freedom! United States of America- Our often exalted land of
freedom used for comparison especially by civil society organizations worldwide.
Here in this land that fought so hard for civil rights and women endured so
much for equal rights and blacks died just to be counted as ONE human been. Now
racism has been built up so much that it knows no boundary that even The number one citizen is not spared.
Women are held within the death grip of fear that the clock is about to reset
and Bermuda Triangle phenomenon set to unleash on the female gender.
Of course the 21st century discrimination is worst than what was in
operation 50years ago because this is not just directed at blacks and Indians,
it has no basis nor does it have a tangible tangent from which the arrows are
thrown. Discrimination is now about an unknown feeling of fear to accommodate
that we cannot define, are uncomfortable around, do not understand, and is just
not us.
So sad, but I do hope that the American citizens now comprehend the fact
that their world is unsafe, and the developing nations are not the only ones in
need of salvation. The 2012 elections is a great opportunity for learning about
the need for constant vigilante on human rights while the economic recession
teaches us that economic and social rights are not the definition of socialism
and communism. America and Americans are in need of this crucial education.
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