Usually we grab hold of one end of a vast system that's troubling us and pull it in the direction we'd like it to go. If we are to be committed to anti-racism, we cannot let ourselves be disempowered by the magnitude of the problems or languish in guilt. Some countries are setting examples too. In Mauritius, which has several ethnic groups, the job market is moving from being segregated along ethnic lines to getting the best person for the job. Its numerous languages and peoples are heard and seen on television.
Education is free.
Interethnic marriages and relationships are growing. But growing ethnic equality doesn't mean everyone shares the same culture now. Cultures in Mauritius remain distinct and yet reasonably integrated. Integration is about equality and not sameness. Attempting to dismantle the idea of race in society involves seeking out the reasons why race gets used to disguise other problems.