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drxgonfly: GREEN TORNADO (by Stefano Savi)
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Holy shit
they won
TEEN TOP and 100% in India ;___; Thank you TOP Media and KCC, India.
I can’t wait, omg.
Kris : *raps* Gd: *loses all his hair* Kris: *picks it up* thx brother
“mom its not a phase, this is who i really am”
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“Not Every Single Long Sentence Is A Song Title” by Fall Out Boy “Not Every Single Long Sentence Is A Song Title By Fall Out Boy” by Panic! at the Disco
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Omg that last one is so perfect. I am cry.
Sensitive topic here.
When I was in the UK, initially I found it so hard to settle down being the new and only Indian kid in my school. I was around 7 years old when I first moved there and initially things seemed pretty okay. I was loving the weather, things were so much more cleaner. People didn’t throw litter around or spit on roads and there was this sense of organisation that I really appreciated. People cared for their surroundings where I was.
On my first day of school (3rd Grade), I remember how I was introduced to one girl who helped me around for my first few days. They were astounded by the fact that I spoke English. Then, it started going downhill. I encountered the school bullies (4th, 5th and 6th graders). They made sure no one went near me. Made sure they sent me back home crying every single day. They called me a terrorist/a piece of shit/other words that I would have heard for the first time in my life xD They called me a ‘Paki’/Iraqi, which clearly showed their ignorance. This was in the year 2001/2002… a bit after 9/11. It was like they were blaming me for the attacks. I’d never felt so hurt and I didn’t know how to handle things. I still remember how I quietly cried for days. I didn’t feel the need to bother my parents since we were in a new country and I didn’t want things to start badly for them. My mother started to realise that something was wrong. I wasn’t the same 7 year old, hyperactive chatterbox. I started closing up and didn’t really care to share things with her any more. After around 6 months of being a loner in school, tolerating all the bullshit every one was throwing at me, I burst out. It was unbearable. I missed India. Even though I was bullied there too, I had friends and no one was judged by their colour.
My mother was furious. Despite my father telling her not to interfere, she spoke to our principal, telling her what was happening and how I felt. She requested a session on India with our seniors. At first, she was apprehensive, but thanks to my favourite class teacher, who was aware of what was actually happening and was willing to give up one of his classes for it, she finally agreed.
She changed so much with that one session. Not only were the bullies asked to leave school, but it also made the others open their eyes and their minds. They were all under the impression that it was a country where everyone wore turbans and spoke only ‘Indian’ (LOL.) They were so taken aback when they heard my mother speak fluent British English that they asked her where she learned it. They were even more taken aback when she said ‘I’ve lived and studied in India all my life, where we speak English and many other languages. At home, we speak English and our mother tongue’ with pride.
She showed them whatever she could about our country. Word got around about the session and she was called to give more talks about India. It was like she made them realise that there are different people from different countries. Just because one person causes havoc, it doesn’t mean that you should generalise every person of that race/country and brand them as ‘terrorists’.
After that, I made a wonderful group of friends consisting of Indians, Italians, British, Dutch and Irish kids. I stopped being a cry baby. Because of that small thing she did, I got the courage to face people and I grew up. Till this day, I’m still good friends with my friends from England and we still chat. I’m forever grateful to my mother for the way things turned out.
Thank you mom ♥
that’s a lovely lovely mother you’ve got there <3 I’m sorry you had to go through all that racism but I’m really really happy for you as well. Your mother is an amazing woman :)
She really is =) It's something she's done for me that I'm never going to forget. Parents and teachers from the school were very supportive too and it made things a lot more easier! A parent from school told my mum that something was happening there and that I was hiding it from her. If everyone had turned a blind eye, I doubt any of this would have happened. I've learned a lot from that place, and I wouldn't hesitate to go back there if I had the choice =)
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The cause of racism is often fear of the unknown - lack of knowledge about other cultures. Travel, explore and learn - open your mind.
I will ALWAYS, ALWAYS, reblog this every time it comes up on my blog. This is the BEST statement, I’ve ever seen.
I really love this. So many are dead-set on the view that people cannot better themselves but that simply isn’t true. Everybody deserves a second chance and everybody has the ability to better themselves.
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