There are "bad eggs" in every community, in every country and in every angle of human life even “Jesus then spiritual camp did breed “bad egg” too Judas who later betrayed Him… few Sudanese youth prone to binge drinking and regrettably with their counterparts from others engage in anti-social behavior activities which often are portrayed by media as if the whole Sudanese community has veered off the road of "integration" in Australia. But despite the enormity of the challenges as “beginners” the reality is that many Sudanese are buying houses, many are working and raising families pumping taxes into Australia economy and many youth acquired tertiary education and some are working most notably in human service and mining sector. Incredibly some youth have also joined Australia Defense Force and are currently serving Australia. Sadly, some graduates of African descend do complain of racism playing greater role in their vain search for employment in their careers. Unlike America which had for long been striving to redress racial odds Australia where many folks had only been encountering African people through media episodes often driven by racial prejudices recent arrival of East African immigrants. it’s possible to encounter such people although laws prohibit racism. It’ll take time for those people to get to know black people as normal beings like any human race. Adam Goodes AFL player recent strings of racial gaffes by both teenager fan calling him ape and Mcguire preferring Him King of “King Kong” shows Australia still needs to do more in closing “racial divide” deeply rooted in Australian History which includes Stolen Generation and other heinous injustices perpetrated by the past regimes against Black native Australians (Aborigines).
Posted on: Sat, 17 Aug 2013 05:33:25 +0000
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