It seems as if we are always trying to get in touch with our inner racist. Education is the key. The most productive work of the SPLC is educating young people in a national tolerance education program. President Clinton's Initiative on Race has singled out this program as a great tool to teach elementary school children how to get along with each other. If Americans are going to learn tolerance, there is going to have to be a change of attitude and a change of heart.
People can become educated about each other's culture.
We can open our eyes to the fact that none of us is exactly like any other person. Today would be a good day to understand and learn to accept each other. Facts about genetically modified foods present dilemma over its usefulness Genetically modified foods have the potential to eliminate world hunger, fight disease and vastly improve general human health, all while making agriculture more sustainable and decreasing the use of harmful chemicals such as insecticides. However, these products may have the capacity to trigger an environmental catastrophe of incalculable magnitude. In order to answer this question, we must first analyze the facts about recombinant DNA technology and genetically modified foods.