We Say No to racism (Part 2)

Racism is unfortunately one of the most common topics on social media when it comes to discrimination on social media.

At this very moment, we are living in a historic period in world history: the appearance of the Covid-19.

You will tell me, but what does this have to do with racism?

First of all, you should know that covid-19 appeared in China and more specifically in the city of Wuhan. Apparently this disease would sell to a Chinese of this city who would have eaten a bat.

This story and this pandemic is spreading all over the world people have started to be racist in even hiding.

Indeed it became normal for many people to change sidewalks when a typical Asian person was there.

But beyond that the world found it normal to start lynching them in the public place, namely social networks. It started with a few jokes that quickly turned into nightmares for all Asian people, not just the Chinese.

It started to take on a much more serious dimension when people no longer saw the line between joke and racism.

But it became even more viral when famous personalities began to no longer tell the difference between the two.

Racism is present everywhere and in all forms, so it is important not to hesitate to rebel when a situation seems unfair to us.

Because everyone can be a victim of racism depending on the different situations we live in, we must therefore know how to say NO