
Racism: The word we can’t wrap our minds around
In this country, we have a problem with racism. To be precise, we fear the word more than we do the act itself.

In this country, we have a problem with racism. To be precise, we fear the word more than we do the act itself.
Long before it became a reminder to the West of the horrors associated with WW2 and Nazi Germany, the swastika existed in the East as a symbol of peace and goodwill. Is it time to reclaim it?
With our population ageing at a rapid rate, perhaps it’s time to adapt the Asian example of societal inclusion of and respect for our elders?