The idea of a united yet multicultural society has to start with each individual. My daughter was brought up to see everyone as simply other human beings. She often identified her friends by colors such as light brown, dark brown, tan, etc., but never by ethnic background. As my children have gotten older, they have learned that race matters to some people, but not to them. It's what's behind the facade that counts.
Many minorities are as vehemently prejudiced against whites.
It's a question of hope for our future. I was referring to our children's future, and I still strongly believe that. Divided, we fall. I am appalled by this behavior from fans who are always hyped to be the best fans in the National Football League. I've been a Wisconsin resident for four years, but I moved here after 23 years of living in Minnesota.