A Story About Race - Neil deGrasse Tyson

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Neil talks about a time in college where a wrestling teammate made him uneasy about whether he was doing the right thing culturally by becoming an astrophysicist.

Taken from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I5Fl1Qn-Do

It is good of Neil deGrasse Tyson to share openly about how he was discriminated by some people just because of his skin colour so that others who have been discriminated can relate to his experiences and take heart they are not alone. In actuality there is only one race - the human race, and skin colour has nothing to do with intelligence. As the saying goes, "racial superiority is only a pigment of imagination." It is unfortunate that some segments of society and media had perpetuated false stereotypes of "races", which only reflects on their own insecurity, ignorance and backward thinking. I am glad for Tyson to realise his dream of becoming an astrophysicist and I hope and believe his sharing in this video would help more people to realise that we are all one human race and have our own aspirations and skills and intelligence, regardless of our skin colour.

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“We must live together as brothers or perish together as fools.” – Martin Luther King

It is a work of art signed Frey and Christian Morisset Guevara that celebrates multiculturalism of the city of Granby, Quebec, Canada. Ilyanous is a hymn in which the heart uniting musicians and singers beats on a beat common: openness to the other. Project human values ​​like no other.

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Come all
That the wind pushes us

Come all
The city or the bush
For the rhythm of our steps

Recorded in the studio MikkoraSon Granby, Christian Morisset wrote the music, co-written with Frey Guevara’s words and images are sensitive and present the work of Louis-Philippe in January. Timeless and without cliché, Ilyanous succeeds brilliantly in rhythm to the words sung in 15 languages.

Now it’s “groove” requires that the project around the globe.

Frey Guevara – Christian Morisset – Louis Philippe Janvier © 2011

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