Race or colour is not a barrier to excellence
What a change the world is witnessing..
Hearty congratulations to Obama for winning the Presidency. However, we should all be proud that as people, we are finally seeing and realizing that excellence knows no racial barriers..
Lewis Hamilton
Barack Obama
Tiger Woods
Serena Williams
Oprah Winfrey
All masters of their trade and people to be admired.
CLAP! CLAP! CLAP! (standing ovation)
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"Ask the Lord to bless your plans and you will be successful in carrying them out." - Proverbs 16:3
I was going to say the Williams twins, then just went with the one I like..:o)
You left out Venus Williams. That's not very nice.
yes i agree, race and colors are not barriers for excellence, but most of the time, race, colors and passports do rily matters, specially in finding jobs and of course how justice is applied... its an irony that remains to be a challenge "here"...u
I really do believe in it.. Too many of us have stereotypes that we hand on to..
Now perhaps we can begin to see people for what they really are and applaud them for their achievements.
One other key issue is that we need to ensure that our children "see" these people as role models for their future..
Britexpat, Im so moved, I really am!! Excellence knows no racial barriers. Lovely!
Can anyone think of a Vanilla Ice song other than "Ice, ice baby?"...uhmmm without googling it??? hehe...Eminem is talented. Im not a fan of rap, but his is an exception.
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ice ice baby..
cheers,
paul
i'd have to admit, he's got a way with words...im not really an eminem fan, but i liked the way he did "Lose yourself"...
Eminem would never have made it if Vanilla Ice hadn't paved the way for white rappers.
I'll be honest.. i still have problems coming to terms with white rappers..
you bet it does....
Hey, it works both ways .. Eminem - a white award winning rapper, who'd of thought it!
Did you Google it first?
cheers to you all!!i hope this is a step to break the barrier... :)