Demonstrations have been going on at bbc to press that they are not granted the interview.
My one cent take.
Give the guys a chance. if we believe racism is not good,then whatever they say wont matter...or we are afraid to show our true colours.
We know racism has not died,it is alive and well...
Obama may have won the presidency,but we are far from erasing racism.
There will be always whites afraid the blacks will outshine them in all fields,
they will always strive to keep them down, to show that they are inferior....yet they are afraid ...afraid of the inferior? races.
Simple logic states. One can only be afraid of a superior adversary, strive to keep him down,to make sure he doesnt have the resources to threaten his supremacy...
It is paranoia of losing the upper hand.
Simple analogy.
In the kenyan civil service,you cannot be promoted unless you serve a certain number of years, it is a minimum of three years in one position....This is purely to ensure that the older guys,less learned ones protect their positions from the more virile and productive younger civil servants. Thats why there is no ps younger than 30,yet they can perform.
Suppress the young..and you will never lose power...a maxim that the kenyan politicians live by.
Racism is therefore an attempt to keep the power...but change is here....and you cant stop it!!!!!.
