The individuals listed on this page have made the following anti-racism pledge…
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.
Please note that the views expressed above do not necessarily represent the views of the Racism. No way!. Comments that are deemed to be offensive or racist are not published on this site. Pledges submitted to the site are uploaded on a regular basis.
I am proud to be aboriginal. I promise to never tolerate racist comments or racist culture at work and White Fragility.Jill Postcode: 2264
Re-educating myself to see how much racism still exists in Australia. Read Hot to be Anti-racist, Truth telling, Uncomfortable conversations with a black man and White Fragility.Paul Postcode: 6056
YOU NOT ROCKIN WITH RACISM!!Makai Postcode: 2281
I hate racism #equalityJack Postcode: 2261
I don’t like racism because it’s rude to a lot of people, just because people are different doesn’t mean you can make fun of them or exclude them. I pledge to say NO WAY to racism whenever I see it.Evelyn Postcode: 2261
As a traditional owner and a recognised emerging Elder of my tribal area, I pledge to promote understanding and acceptance of all cultures at the Gold Coast, and furthermore be a positive role model within the local community so that the wider community can view indigenous people as good citizens. I believe this is one way I can promote racial inclusion in my local community. Cherie Postcode: 4221
There is no room for racism in our beloved modern society!!!Kokulaan Postcode: 2750
I pledge to continue tackling all forms of racism and prejudice in our societies.AJ Knight Postcode: 4870
Regardless of what people look like or how they act, we are all the same and we dont deserve to be treated different based on something we can’t control.Emma Postcode: 2618
We, the undersigned, hereby pledge to work towards eliminating racism from Le Fevre High School and society as a whole.Le Fevre High School Postcode: 5019
I have been to many countries throughout the world and have found Australia to be one of the most diverse and tolerant countries in the world. People who tell you otherwise have not travelled or have an agenda. I pledge to fight this crap and tell kids they have nothing to be ashamed of being whatever colour you are born, a rich kid for all the countries in the world does not get accused of being born into privilege. Its the biased teachers I am worried about because they bring their prejudice to the class and contaminate children which according to the law is child abuse.Tom Postcode: 2600
Regardless of what we look like or what colour we are, We all Belong to one race and that is the Human race! We need to treat everyone with respect and dignity to help make our world a beautiful place to be. I PLEDGE to promote Diversity and Anti-Racism through Education in a bid to route out Racism.Michelle Postcode: 2747
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.Sarjoh Postcode: 2763
I pledge my support to uphold the goals and principles of anti-racism education and make this pledge part of my ongoing commitment to honour truth telling and reconciliation.Jan Postcode: 6069
Enough is enough. After experiencing the riots in the late 60’s and witnessing the anti racism protest all over the world. It is enough. Racism has to cease.Eugenia Postcode: 24954
I promise to speak up about injustices I see and to have the courage to stand up for what is right, even when it makes me feel uncomfortable.Lilia Postcode: 33705
I Talei Simpson pledge my FULL support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.Talei Postcode: 2223
Structural and systemic racism should stop. Let’s talk about racism!Syahrial Postcode: 3451
This is an amazing cause.Alexis Postcode: 3555
Racism can suck my booty.Eliza Postcode: 3551
I pledge that I won’t be racist.Chelcy Postcode: 3550
Racism is so wrong. People shouldn’t be treated differently because of the color of their skin. The fact that we still deal with this issue hurts. As a black woman, I know personally, that this shouldn’t be the way the world is. That’s why I pledge to support anti-racism because people need to be treated equally every where in the country and the world.Katie Postcode: 674913
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.Mere Postcode: 2280
I do hereby declare my pledge to in all my might power and strength eliminate racism and extremism through out my diverged religious and cultural background by preaching the one race theoryJosephus Postcode: 4455
I pledge to do my best to stand side by side those who today are discriminated, misunderstood, silenced and mistreated. I unite to make our society a better and safe place for us all.Adriana Postcode: 33125
I pledge to help spread awareness, shed light on social inequality, and put an end to racism. Enough is enough!Jo Postcode: 33610
Racism and discrimination stops with us!Angela Postcode: 2146
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a wholeAimee Postcode: 2763
I pledge to use my position as a childcare worker to educate and support anti-racism to help our younger generation grow up right!Caitlin Postcode: 2763
I pledge to educate everyone and anyone I can about the damage caused by racism and the overwhelmingly positive effects of diversity in our society.Sarah Postcode: 2763
We are all the same! All human beings should be treated equally and we should be living in a growing and supporting community.Caitlin Postcode: 2756
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.Taylor Postcode: 2763
I hereby pledge to never be racist and to help all I meet to not become racist either.Oscar Postcode: 2077
I pledge not to be racist to others and I will stand up and speak out for those who are being treated differently because of their race. Through tolerance and courage given to people we can make Australia a better place.Nozer Postcode: 2603
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from Jigsaw OOSH and society as a whole. Tayla Postcode: 2154
I pledge NO RACISM! There is only one race: human. It is what we all are, there is no reason to ignore that fact. Avery Postcode: 1221
There is only one race in this world. And that is the human race. There is no skin colour. Its just colour. There are no biological differences between people!! AUSTRALIA IS WITH YOU!!!!!! Isabella postcode: 3053
I pledge to fight against racism in case. Racism is illegal. I will stop racism as far as I can go. There are those people who deserve respect so that is my deepest belief no more racism. Probin Postcode: 741158
Change…. It starts with ME! Guillermina Postcode: 5091
Show racism the red card. No place here for racism. Be human, not a racist. Stop all the hate speech online and in the person’s presence. Being white does not make ypu superior nor being black make you inferior. Superiority is the inferiority. WE UNITE TO STOP RACISM! Ishrath Postcode: +91
Recognising and representing Indigenous cultures in education has an important role to play in addressing racial stereotypes and racism. I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole. David Postcode: 2480
I’ve always promised not to stand by racism, so here is my pledge. Racism is not okay, full stop. I shouldn’t matter what colour we are, where we came from or what nationality we are. Winter Postcode: 5253
The only thing that should define us, is who we are as a person. Jane Postcode: 5253
I pledge to implement anti racism in my daycare service and role model appropriate behaviour helping to stop racism. Rachel Postcode: 3029
I want all people to feel safe. Melissa Postcode: 2037
We should stop the racism, there is no need for this kind of discrimination. It’s going to make a big difference if we stop. Everyone will respect each other and be understanding of each other. Ane Postcode: 2506
As a soon to be teacher, I will teach my students that there is no such things as ‘racism’. We are all one race. Ellen Postcode: 5047
I pledge to fight against racism in case. Racism is illegal. I will stop racism as far as I can go. There are those people who deserve respect so that is my deepest belief no more racism. Layla Postcode: 2119
Very Good Site Clair Postcode: 3266
I pledge that despite the constant immature comments from “professional” staff members surrounding racism that i will strive to fight for the slogan There is only one race humanity. Jean Postcode: 2830
Working towards eliminating racism Ahlam Postcode: 3053
It should be stopped Kirra Postcode: 3284
We want a world where racism does not exist. This starts with the education of children. This includes education about bystanders and their ability to stop racism in its tracks when they see or hear it. Robert Postcode: 2607
I grew up in a diverse family. It didn’t matter what colour you were, if you had a disability, whether you were rich or poor, or anything else that made you different. We were a mixed bag of lollies and family was family. I love Australia because we are one big mixed bag of lollies – each and every one of us sweet and beautiful. Rosi Postcode: 4869
Racism doesn’t just affect the victims, it affects us all because it brings negativity into our lives. We need to work together and honour our shared citizenship of this brilliant country. Andrew Postcode: 2148
I am a preservice teacher who has witnessed racist attitudes at a public school. I want to incorporate anti-racism into my lesson plans to address this issue. Anne Postcode: 2153
It just won’t go away, will it?! We have to do whatever we can as a nation, as a community to eradicate this insidious societal disease. Each of us need to do our own part, if we see instances of racism, to have the balls to stand up and say no this is not on. We have laws in this country against racism. I encourage people to report any kind of racism. I encourage people to not whisper but make a song and dance, shout out against any type or form of racism. Nick Postcode: 3001
No matter where we are from , were all human! Racism no way! Jasmine Postcode: 2761
Racism does not only damage people from different ethnicity, it also harms Australia’s international image. Reports after reports are telling us Australia is one of the most racist countries in the world, shame on us all. I have been overseas many times and have heard how the other travelers talk about how racist we are. This is pathetic. Racism also impairs our development as a country. Imagine a company that only employs white people, compared with a company that only employs the best people from all sorts of backgrounds and ethnicity, which one do you think will succeed in the modern competitive society?Alex Postcode: 2912
I pledge to promote all human rights initiatives which aim to eradicate all forms of racism in our schools, communities and society. John Postcode: 2045
Racism is terrible in all its forms. Each person in each country can experience it differently. Let’s think globally as well as nationally to help make it a part of the past rather than a stain on our present. Lena Postcode: 3550
We have have the basic right to feel safe, there is no place for racism in a civilized society…time for every one of us in Australia to reflect and respect…. Racism sucks! Adele Postcode: 6147
I actively support the goal and principles of anti-racism education, and to eliminate racism in Australian schools and society. Every day we can make a difference to a child, a family and a community. Altair Postcode: 2250
I pledge to never think of racism as a bad thing! when its not! it’s the most HORRIBLE, UNMEANINGFUL thing EVER! I will not stand for it ! AND YOU SHOULDN’T TOO ! Jennifer Postcode: 4078
I am pledging my support to stop racism in schools. Calling people racist names is not acceptable, neither is telling racist jokes. I want to help stop racism in my school. Brody Postcode: 2261
All hearts beat as one. Trishala Postcode: 110331
Racism is a no go what is the point in it? Asher Postcode: 2060
I am a preservice teacher and when I go out into schools, I do not want any child under my care to suffer either emotionally or educationally because of racism. No child should have to go through that. Samantha Postcode: 2795
This is a fabulous website and thank you for the practical resources and links. I am proud to be an educator who believes in anti bias education. Rebecca Postcode: 2287
I pledge to help eliminate racism from society. Everyone deserves respect, it doesn’t matter where you come from, everyone is equal. Racism should be stopped, everyone is human which means everyone has feelings. Racism destroys happiness and joy. Make a change and… STOP RACISM!!!!!! Klara Postcode: 2567
I pledge to eliminate racism from society. We should all live in peace and happiness and enjoy life without having to worry about racism. Please help stop racism! Melody-Anastasia Postcode: 2567
Can’t we all just get along – To stop the hate and racism we need to start from ourselves first. Let’s stop with hate and spread love. Please join my facebook page ”Let’s STOP Racism” Thank u so very much… Much love beautiful people! Ramazana Postcode: 77230
No way to racism. I’m a student from Russia. Now I’m working on the project to show children that there’s no difference between any people in the World and how to LOVE each other. NO WAY TO RACISM Nikita Postcode: 634034
I have just finished High School, and I feel that being part of a community means taking responsibility and caring for those that are discriminated against. I also feel that Australia’s multiculturalism is something to be proud of, and should be supported and upheld in all facets of society. Shannon Postcode: 2160
I pledge to create learning environments free from racial prejudice. I will endeavour to critically reflect on any biases I have acquired during my education and ensure I am ethical, responsible and caring in all my communications with my peers and the up and coming generations. Peace to all! Fieona Postcode: 7250
I pledge my support to the idea that people should always be judged by the content of their character, and never by their skin, their ethnicity, or their faith. We must fairly and accurately assess people based on true understanding, and not on the prejudices which popular culture and the misapplied education system teach us. Campbell Postcode: 3737
I work in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education and am constantly amazed at the white supremest attitude that is still alive and well amongst white Australia today. Education is the way forward, reculturing our schools and the wider community by telling the truth about what Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have suffered in the past, and how we white Australia enjoy success today because of the policies that were signed off by past Governments. Walking in two worlds is reality for Indigenous Australians and we need to acknowledge the past wrongs and look towards the future together. It is time to respect local cultures and knowledges and utilise the knowledge of local Elders. Get informed and by educating ourselves abolish racism from our language and thoughts. Louise Postcode: 3677
Multiculturalism is in Australia to stay and conflicts with the White Australia Policy that still lingers in the air. Hope its not for long for I pursue a happy and harmonious school life for my children. Attitudes judgements and treatment for all students within the school system must be fair and just, black blue or brindle. Teachers are responsible in playing big role for making or breaking the future of our children through the school system. The sad reality is children are judged by the colour of their skin. Salma Postcode: 6148
I believe that everyone has a right to be able to express their cultural identity, enough is enough! STOP RACISM IN AUS! Ashleigh Postcode: 4341
I am a Counsellor, committed to not just helping people who have been affected by racism but by helping those who have affected others to understand the consequences of their actions. We all need to do better. Mark Postcode: 2077
I am studying to one day become a teacher, and i highly value the efforts of ani-racism groups. The next generations deserve to live and learn in a supportive and fullfilling environment alongside many cultures and nationalities, other than their own. Amanda Postcode: 2527
Racism demeans us all. David Postcode: 2602
Do not see people as the colour they are, but as the person they are. Jennifer Postcode: 2137
I am a preservice teacher with a child of Aboriginal heritage. It is my aim to become the kind of teacher every child will want because I aim to have an open classroom that counters racism in all its ugly forms. Elle Postcode: 2260
I pledge to work towards eliminating racism from society as a whole Lynda Postcode: 4508
you’re human, i’m human, you have black hair, i have blonde, you bleed red, i bleed red, what is the difference? Jake Postcode: 3113
I’m sick and tired of the racism in Aus, when are we going to realise that we do not own the suburban dream at the expense of others Nicky Postcode: 2133
I have recently undertaken a course based on Aboriginal Education and am disgusted at my lack of knowledge and understanding of what the Aboriginal people were forced to endure and still endure today. I have always considered myself a non-racist person, but now think my lack of knowledge has had me prescribe to some completely out of date thoughts. I pledge my commitment to working with students to enhance their understading of various cultures and to providing an atmosphere of inclusion for all. Brooke Postcode: 2262
What a wonderful service you all are doing in providing such up to date progressive information to support teachers, schools, parents and communities in the fight against racism and for justice. “We who believe in freedom can not rest until it comes” (for all)-Sweet Honey in the Rock, Ella’s Song. Shana Postcode: 2447
People need to speak out when they see prejudice and discrimination occurring, even if is is a friend using a racist derrogatory term. People need to know that rascism is out there and that it can be reversed. Tristan Postcode: 6725
Racism needs fear and insecurity to continue. Hopefully by using the principles listed on this site I will be able to play a part in deconstructing the fear that feeds racism. Margaret Postcode: 6164
I have worked for a local newspaper for over four years and have had to tolerate racist comments on a daily basis. The fact that I have 1 Aboriginal son and 11 Aboriginal grandchildren did not stop the continual derogatory words used to describe the Aboriginal people such as “Filthy Boongs” “Dirty Abbos” etc. My grandchildren have never heard those words. I resigned last week. Now I intend to write a book about how racist this country really is. Linda Postcode: 6056
I pledge to do all I can to eradicate racism from schools and society! Kathlyn Postcode: 4305
No more racism Madeleine Postcode: 6728
Racism is the most meaningless but most destructive emotion on this planet – peace can be accomplished just by eliminating it from society. Big ask but everyone that joins the fight is making change. I pledge my support to any cause that is supporting anti-racism Dom Postcode: 2444
Helping kids to recognise how we are all the same eg. in our emotions whilst at the same time educating them on how to embrace and celebrate our differences is a noble and worthhwile cause. Thank you. Alice Postcode: 2233
Great website and really important Message. Will pass into my networks! Maria Postcode: 6430
racism is not only based on fear but also shows the hidden values in our society. I am horrified to see that the Anti Racism policy is not even mandatory in this country. does our government really want to get rid of racism or are there to many advantages for them to keep the people at least a bit racist. John Postcode: 2280
People who show racist behaviour are actually showing their intellectual retardedness, as only brainless people fear diversity of culture and colour. I feel sorry for racist people – they just don’t have a brain to save themselves. I do believe education in general and learning languages, philosophy, art, and music, in particular, can help fight racism. Sabine Postcode: 2430
I am a third-year education student studying Aboriginal Education which has been a massive eye-opener. I will pledge to do whatever is needed to provide a safe, racially aware environment for all of my students in the future. Kelly Postcode: 5251
To racism we all need to say NO WAY !! Kirsty Postcode: 2799
I am only a uni student, and not yet a teacher, but will use my knowledge of anti-racism as best I can for our children’s futures. Alyce Postcode: 2440
Racism needs to be eliminated from our environment, both within schools and the wider community. To help combat racism, children need to be educated from the early years as this will go a long way towards building a community of citizens who demonstrate racial tolerance and condemn racial practices and discrimination. We need our children to be prejudice-free and to embrace diversity in all shapes and forms if we are to live in a world that promotes harmony and peace. Trish Postcode: 6028
It’s time all Australians stepped up to make a difference for Indigenous Australians. Philippa Postcode: 2800
Racism needs to be a thing of the past!!!! Sharlienne Postcode: 2234
We encourage this website to strive further, and at my school, my group partners and I put in a lot of effort to raise awareness of this terrible race issue found globally. Dana Postcode: 48314
Thank you. This website has some very good ideas to support anti-racism. I have enjoyed reading the content. I hope that as a teacher, I will do my best to support these ideas. Shikha
I’ll do what I can by referring teachers to the resources available from this site. I’ll also abide by DET policies in relation to discrimination and help educate people about the background and issues involving people from different cultural backgrounds. John Postcode: 2260
I am a redhead and currently a relief teacher. Redheads I have recently discovered take a great deal of negative comments, ‘Ranga’ being one form of many in schools. Its not racist, but it is discriminatory… and I can see that these effects MUST be happening to people of a different race than myself. There has to be a practical solution. Out of the three schools I have worked, two of the schools have the same person hiring relief teachers as dealing with escalated student behavior. The escalation of the discriminatory comments/behavior I have escalated does create work and put pressure on already busy (in my case) assistant principals. This MUST effect my chances of being hired again, WHETHER OR NOT the assistant principal folds to that pressure… the pressure is still there. (I have written about this in length at ‘gingerism.com’ under the name ‘Nate’ under the link ‘Redhead Employment Discrimination’ if you’re curious as to the issue of discrimination from the perspective of a redhead.) Anyway these effects I have found can have highly negative consequences in the working environment of a relief teacher. You are pressured to not report behavior that by rights should be escalated, because you are worried that you may not be re-hired due to the fore-mentioned pressure. It is difficult to prove that the reason you haven’t been phoned for more work is down to the amount of admin work you create. Whether you are a relief teacher facing racist behavior or a relief teacher handling racist behavior… having to report to and create work for the same person that hires you causes among other things inner-conflict, a sense of isolation and potentially the non/mis-reporting of racism. I was always going to pledge my support to this site and its goals. Recent events as stated above have given me a new level of empathy for some of the issues involved. I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism and discriminatory education and will work towards eliminating racism and discrimination from our schools and society as a whole. Nate Postcode: 5108
Black man,white man,brown man,yellow man……HUMAN. Pete Postcode: 7325
If u think about it, we are all human. the only difference between me or u and another person from a different race is just the appearance. we are all the same, we all have feelings, we all have the right to live and we all are humans that deserve respect. i think it’s silly being racist, you’re only putting negative thoughts into your head and probably the people around you, Peace out! =) Krystal Postcode: 3825
racism is terrible, no one should have to go through it, Australia is supposed to be multicultural….sure we are, but if we are so multicultural what’s the point of being this if we can’t accept other cultures… RACISM=FEAR FEAR=HATE HATE=CHAOS Steph
Racism is just one more flavour of the sad view of the world, that some people seem to hold – that sameness is good and difference is bad. I believe that diversity is a strength and that we have, in our multicultural society, a great way of learning about the complex and interesting world in which we live. All cultures, all races, all people are capable of good, we are all also capable of evil. Horrors like the that of the Holocaust and more recently, ethnic cleansing Rwanda, Middle Europe under Slobodan Milosovic, and ongong tensions in the Middle East, should remind us that if we allow ‘others’ to become less than ‘us’ we are on a slippery downward spiral to taking away people’s humanity. Such a society is not the type of society my parents came half way around the world to build, share and celebrate here in Australia. Societies that tolerate ‘them’ and ‘us’ conversations, and allow the creation of policies and laws to support such views can only anticipate distress, violence, suffering and even war. So in the interests of building a better Australia for my children and their children: I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole. Deborah Postcode:2251
Racism is bad,i hate it!!! Its really bad for pupils self confidence and it should NOT happen! Michalee Postcode:2905
Hi, guys! Love the site. Vincent Postcode:92844
Racism is a crude and stupid approach to people who are different from oneself. The racist is the sort of person who has no achievements of their own, and so tries to simultaneously bask in the success of others who just happen to have a similar skin colour and project their inadequacies onto those with different skin colour. Keep up the great work! Leon Postcode: 2042
I find your site very informative. Peter Postcode:2116
I am a white 13 year old and i am sick of all the racism, even in my family, oh they’re scary gangsters and everything, well if we treated them better some of em woudn’t think they were diffrent. and i am gonna try to make them understand that not all white people are bad. it makes me sick hearing about all the racism and i want to make a diffrence, so we can all get along. John
Great work guys Rosie Postcode: 5064
Racism is destructive. Everybody in Australia deserves the right to equality regardless of their race. Ellen Postcode:2550
I am Asian and live in the Sunshine Coast. I have received racial abuse from adults, fellow students in my school, sometimes even my friends and most apalling of all some of the teachers there. Hence, I pledge my support against racism in everyway possible. Jack Postcode:4554
racism is so not cool. we should stop all the cruelty and fighting. Jesika Postcode:2460
We should all take responsibility for the racism in our own minds, our classrooms, our schools, our communities. Being simply nice or tolerant of one another is not multiculturalism. We need to transform our schools and our society to close achievement gaps and fight injustice everywhere. Wendy Postcode:2283
We are here in a school in S. A. and we are busy doing a project on racism. Would just like to say that your website is of great help to people who want to take a stand against racism! Natasha
I find this initiative brilliant, I support it 100% Sandra Postcode: 5065
I think tougher anti-racism laws must be out in place to ensure we can live in a melting-pot of races and cultures in this wonderfully diverse country which is so accepting (most of the time) and lovely, primarily because Australia was built on Multiculturalism. The aborigines need more support as well, and the government needs to raise taxes to get more money out to the aborigines and refugees, and also ethnic councils. Islam must be welcome as well. Multiculturalism benefits us all. Monoculturalism doesn’t work, we NEED multiculturalism. Muhammed
We must teach our future generations the downside to ethnocentrism, and encourage integrated societies to rid communities of ethnic stereotypes. The Justice system needs to emphasize social justice for individual equality to prevail. Our society as a whole still has a long way to go, especially the media. We must teach our children to avoid racial stereotyping and also about the social factors that lead to such execrable consequences. Tim Postcode:37132
Racism is the root of all evil in our society. A multicultural society is what makes Australia such a unique and special place to live. Every culture, race, religion in human society needs to be cherished for its individuality. Saying no to racism is the the start towards the fight for peace on earth! Erin Postcode:2223
In view of the events of the last few days in Sydney every effort should be made to promote racial, ethnic and religious harmony,and the best place to start is in our homes and schools. Bill Postcode:5092
Friends, I have only just found your website. Am writing immediately to say it’s wonderful and I will be commending it widely. You may be interested to glance at some parallel work in the UK. It’s at www.insted.co.uk/race.html Robin Postcode:HA9 8DD UK
Eradicating racism in our schools and communities is of the most paramount importance. Each child needs equal opportunity to learn and grow in a safe and accepting environment. When the seeds of tolerance are planted in a child, the message spreads through their families and into the wider community. As a student studying to be a teacher, I think a focus on anti-racism education initiatives in schools is crucial in fostering tolerance in a wider Australian context. Alicia Postcode:6153
As a high school teacher I am committed to eliminating racist thinking amongst the students I teach. We are a predominantly anglo saxon community but people fear what they don’t know and form stereotypes about people who look or act differently. Through many activities, including simulation games, I am seeing a positive change in my students understanding and I believe that many of them will stand up against racism in years to come. Andrea Postcode:7320
I would like to voice my opinion on racism at schools in Australia, because I would like to help create a safer environment for this and the next generations to come! Fruzsi Postcode: 5245
Hi, my name is Sarah. I am 10 yrs old, and I am really surprised that there is racism going on. I think there should be none so the world is peaceful and just. Sarah Postcode: 5067
I am a member of a political party… I will help in any way I can. Peter Postcode: 6026
No one should suffer because they are different, ’cause we are one nation, we live on the same planet. Genalie Postcode: 4380
Hello, I am 12 years old and I want people to understand that you can’t discriminate against people just because they have a different culture, skin color, religion or anything. I’m sick of people, mostly white people, doing this to blacks. It happens more with whites saying bad and cruel things about blacks, Puerto Ricans, everyone. Kimberly Postcode: 14710
Racism is quite a problem at my school. My school is mainly Anglo-Saxon dominated and I hear a lot of racist comments being made. Racism is disgusting and I look forward to a time when racism will be eradicated. Stephanie
I know how people feel because I am black and crusty. Jarod Postcode: 3500
I wanted to pledge my support for RACISM. NO WAY! and am heartened to see so much good information, especially the school activities, on your website. It would be my wish that every person, of every race could feel the beauty in the difference each of us brings to make up a human world, that we could express that appreciation to each other instead of fear and ignorance that makes me feel ashamed to be ‘white’. Imagine our sadness if the music was only in one key -if we were a world where all the flowers were only one colour – if the food we ate only had one spice – there is the absurdity of racism. Hillary Postcode: 6050
The Australian Arabic Communities Council since its inception in 1979 has constantly worked for and supported the principles of anti-racism, not only in education, but across all sections of the community. Zahia Postcode: 2200
Live in peace. Ignore colour or race, we are all humans and we all feel the same emotions. Sarah Postcode: 5069
We think that racism is uncalled for. Everyone should all be treated fairly and equally. We just want everyone to be happy within themselves and shine like stars. People should not be worried about what other people think and we as kind and loving human beings should not JUDGE!! As we ourselves are not perfect we shouldn’t have high expectations of other people. Sarah-Jane, Jaci and Kate Postcode: 4350
I am white and my boyfriend is black. I think that people should treat each other the same, no matter what, black or white. Kelleigh Postcode: SO53 3RP
I hate racism and redneck behaviour Sacha Postcode: 2035
As a part of the SRC at high school, I want our school to be as anti-racist as possible. Eloise Postcode: 2550
I totally disagree with racism and encourage you to continue the good work. Ness Postcode: 2446
Hello everybody. My name is Derek and I’m an Aboriginal and I’ve had a look at this website and I like it heaps. My status is that I’m 17 and in a wheelchair. Let’s bond together to fight racism as a collective group of decent Australians. Derek Postcode: 6430
Racism is stupid. Three of my best friends are Asian and African, but I don’t care. They are very nice people. Just because they have different coloured skin to me doesn’t mean that they are aliens or something and I think it is wrong what the white people did to the Aborigines and I hope it will get sorted out fully. Kate Postcode: 2073
As both a researcher and advocate of multicultural education, I commend this site on its commitment to making cultural equity a reality in our schools. The interactive and multifocus structure of the site is great for students, teachers and researchers alike. Wendy Postcode: 2308
I believe it is very important to be role models to young children and young people…having had a look at my own upbringing and challenging adult racism. I am happy to say that being supportive in anti-racism education makes me very proud and gives me true peace and contentment within my soul. As a child innocence without prejudice. Carol Postcode: 2603
We are like so totally against racism!!!! We want to put a stop to racism it is so totally WRONG. This should not be in our school, communities, town, city whatever.You should not have to experience it or witness it. So please if you can help, HELP and remind yourself SAY NO TO RACISM!!!!!!!!!! Ash, Chev & Drew Postcode: 2581
I have been subject to racism most of my life and I am definitely for anti-racism and anti-persecution and anti-bullying. You never know how much comments can hurt until its you who receives them. I am black although my skin is white, but I am a Proud Aboriginal-Australian.Vicki-Ann Postcode: 4300
I hate racism!rebecca Postcode: 3717
racism is a huge problem and is growing all the time needs to be stopped Simon Postcode: 2135
I am currently a preservice teacher and I will actively seek to eradicate any racist behaviour from any school that I will work in in the future. Tara Postcode: 4054
Bonjour! What a super websight! Very refreshing to peruse from where we live in Paris (France). Woold like more informations on this. Best regards! Mikael Postcode: 10023
Racism should be stamped out at every opportunity possible. There is no place for racism on this planet anymore and definitely not within the bounds and borders of this great country of ours Australia. So if you choose to be racist find another home. This is Australia. We are ONE but we are definitely MANY and from ALL the lands on Earth we come. Racism will not and should not be tolerated. Australia is the home of multiculturalism and equality for all. That’s why it is the greatest country on this Earth. No doubt about it. Australia Says No To Racism!!!110% Dillon Postcode: 2125
Thanks for your support Nga Postcode: 3174
I say no to racism!!! so should everyone else. Julia Postcode: 2110
I am a year 6 student and i cant stand when my friends are racist and i try and teach them not to be. Lawrence Postcode: 2450
It isn’t about the way one may look, or the way they might seem. Its all about what’s inside and that they are nothing different to anyone else in this country.Rafi Postcode: 2564
I think that racism is ridiculous as we are all one! i think that a good idea for schools, and even communities should do, is maybe to hold festivals for all of different race so we could acknowledge them, they could have days where people from each culture could bring in native food from their countries, so everyone can be a part of different cultures. schools should work on racism by reinforcing rules such as if being bullied (being teased for their race) serious consequences will be faced. communities based can really work on racism by helping people understand cultures, maybe by providing more information. Racism is extremely bad and we should all work together to put a stop to it. Lilyrose Postcode: 2137
Every single person has something special they can teach you, something that they can give you that no other person can give.If you single out a person for any reason you’re missing out on what they could teach you. and you never know what they teach you could be something that helps you out in your future Alison Postcode: 2170
Don’t judge people for what they look like, what their last name is, or other things like that. just accept them for who they are and not by the critical things which the media says about their background. embrace their culture and you’ll enjoy more than you thought. give them the respect that you would want if the situation was reversed. Rachel Postcode: 2135
I think racism is really bad. We should all be in agreement and work together to get rid of racism in australia. Rohan Postcode: 2138
I think that racism is one of the biggest problems in schools today and I believe a way to combat it is to teach the teachers how to deal with this problem among the students. Lloyd Postcode: 2137
I am training to become a primary education teacher and this website is one given to critically analyse. I think the resources and information are great and i thoroughly endorse this initiative in schools. Awareness of this issue is needed. Luke Postcode: 4211
I will try my best to stomp out racism. Kayla Postcode: 97405
I think racism is a big offence and should be stopped. I am 14 years old and have seen people be racist to people and those people get really hurt. So I think stongly against racism. Shayne Postcode: 3180
Racism is a very degrading aspect of life for someone who comes from a different country. Everyone should be equal and respected as a human being. I, myself am an Indian living in Australia and I know that if I experience racism I would feel very sad and disappointed in Australia. Racism! No Way! Nidhi Postcode: 7005
“Hath not everyone hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions? Fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cooled by the same summer and winter as anyone else is? If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die?” –The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Natalie Postcode: 2756
You know I think racism is really wrong and I will do anything to help to get rid of it. Carolanne Postcode: 99352
Racism, I just hate it! Many people think racism is a joke. But it’s not! Racists don’t care about other poeple – people from other cultures and countries. We should make peace in the world so the world would be a better place to live in. William Postcode: 0870
Please stop racism. It’s not good. It doesn’t help anyone or anything. We are all the same; some of us just have different coloured skin or speak a different language. I don’t like racism and I’m sure you don’t either. We have to come together and work it out and STOP racism. Jenna Postcode: 0870
Hi I’m Tara and I think something should be done about racism. We should forget past differences and all be friends.Why can’t we get along? All I ever wish is us all being one people. So what? Some people are different! That dosen’t mean we can’t still believe in our own culture or religion. No matter what, everyone is always going to be diferent. Tara Postcode: 0870
I wish racism would stop. It doesn’t matter if you’re black or white. It doesn’t matter if you’re tall or small. It doesn’t matter if you’re from a different country. It doesn’t matter if you speak a different language. We all are one. We are all human beings. Tyson Postcode: 0870
I pledge my support to help fight racism. I have been picked on in many racist ways, so I know how it feels. I will do all I can to get rid of racism in Australia and maybe in the world. Alexander Postcode: 0870
I wish racism would stop. Racism is cruel. Don’t be racists to people from different countries or people that speak a different language. We are all the same inside. We need to stop racism so the world can be a happier place to live in. Rory Postcode: 0870
Racism should not exsist.It hurts people.It doesn’t matter what colour you are we are all the same.We need to respect all people.We need to work together to live in a peaceful world. Mitchell Postcode: 0870
Racism hurts people and makes them sad. Imagine if the world was a peaceful place. It doesn’t matter what colour you are, or what country you’re from. We must tell people if they are being racist. We must tell racist people that we don’t agree with them. We must speak out. We are all one. Jaime Postcode: 0870
Racism has to be dealt with. When iIwas young iIwitnessed lots of racism. I knew exactly how the people felt. They felt sad and I thought racism should come to a STOP!!! Racism flows around the world and people pick it up. I know lots about racism because my mum is a human rights committee member and is a social worker. We need to STOP racism. Our world should be an anti-racist world where people respect each other’s cultures. Phoebe Postcode: 0870
I believe racism is a horrible thing.There is no need for it.We all live in the same world, breathe the same air and all have red blood flowing though our veins.I’m sure every culture would like to see racism stop.We all have to work together. Holly Postcode: 0870
I will do anything to counter racism in our schools and community. I don’t know why people are racist. We are all the same. We should all come togeter and STOP this nonsense. Cameron Postcode: 0870
I feel every person in this world has the right to be who they are and receive acceptance and tolerance from their wider community. Annette Postcode: 2575
I support the Racism. No way! objectives. Mark Postcode: 2038
I am committed to contributing to the development of a society free of racism. Eveline Postcode: 2210
Hi. I would just like to say that racism is growing more and more in public schools. I witness racism even amongst Year 12 students. I find racism very upsetting even though it doesn’t get thrown upon me but on my friends. Chervonne Postcode: 2779
Peace, love and empathy. Daniel Postcode: 3707
What can I say? A worthy cause. Andrew Postcode: 3161
I’m a proud Australian until I’m made to accept the fact that I am a citizen of a racist country. Nothing is more ridiculous than discriminating against a skin colour. When we finally have a country which works together then we can start to fix up everything else with it. Ben Postcode: 2095
I strongly support the goal of eradicating racism from our society. I believe that education is the key to unlearn behaviour from adults. What I am worried about is what we do with the adults perpetuating this nonsense in the first place? How do we as a society reach these people? We can as people unlearn bad behaviour. What can I do? Cristina Postcode: 2077
I would like to be involved in with Serb people of Victoria. Norma Postcode: 3058
When are human beings going to start treating each other as being more similar than different? We are after all humans. Let’s focus on people’s behaviour instead of arbitrary notions of colour and race. Let us say, “I am, you are, we are Australian”. Michele Postcode: 2158
Let’s work together to defeat racicim once and for all. Laura Postcode: 2454
I pledge to eliminate racism by teaching the students at St Thomas More Catholic Primary about the cultures of First Australians, encouraging them to become more inclusive and demonstrate respect to all within our community. Kristie Postcode: 6281
I pledge to help stop racism Kaelyn Postcode: 5125
I pledge my support for this campaign. Biraj Postcode: 44699
I pledge to eliminate racism by teaching the younger generations at Avenues Early Learning Centre Jindalee, to become more inclusive and demonstrate respect to all within our community. Daarah Postcode: 4300
I vow to have the confidence to speak out against racism with my mates. John Postcode: 2037
Racism has no place in this world! Tahni Postcode: 6020
God made us all equal Dean Postcode: 6020
Love and service to all. Racism stops with us. Meg Postcode: 6285
Sweden is with you! Andreas Postcode: 21149
I pledge my devotion to stopping racism on all levels; Individual, institutional and social. To be aware of my own limited knowledge of the impacts of my actions and to be open to criticism, to be happily pulled up on these limitations, and to positively work on affirming a positive relationship with people and the world! Ash Postcode: 2478
I pledge in the pursuit of the end of racism. Asgher Postcode: 4615
I am for getting rid of racism for good. I believe everyone, no matter who they are, should be treated with respect. I get mad at people I know who are racist. Marissa Postcode: S4T 7S4
There is unity in diversity. I embrace His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s perspective that If we wish to ensure everyone’s peace and happiness we need to cultivate a healthy respect for the diversity of our peoples and cultures, founded on an understanding of this fundamental sameness of all human beings! Michelle Postcode: 43044
No Racism in our house! Nicole Postcode: 2839
I hope in my lifetime that racism will stop. Oliver Postcode: 2088
I pledge to help stop racism in Australia. Sydney Postcode: 2880
I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism form our schools and society as a whole. Cooper Postcode: 2880
We need to talk honestly about racism and how our government has policies which disadvantage others whilst at the same time protecting and elevating the white dominany culture. Adla Postcode: 5091
I pledge to work towards eliminating racism from society as a whole. Lynda Postcode: 4508
I think the amount of racism in Australian school is disgusting, we are meant to be one of the most multicultural countries in the world. People need to open their eyes and understand that racism is NOT OKAY. I want a world where everyone can fit. Especially at primary and high school. Racism. NO WAY. Maxine Postcode: 2112
I’m from a school somewhere near Melbourne and I am strongly against racism. Edan Postcode: 3340
I pledge to make every effort i can to prevent racism and to treat all people equally, as they are in Gods eyes. Australia claims to be multicultural: its time that we achieve that standard! Chloe Postcode: 2121
Let’s create a better world Lisa Postcode: 4113
Everyone deserves to be treated the same. Noelene Postcode: 6159
Racism sucks. Racism is when people make other people feel bad about their colour. racism is against the law. If somebody is racist you should not pay attention and you should tell the closest teacher Isaac Postcode: 2640
I myself can not tolerate racism simply because the world is a village divided between good and bad brothers… sometimes we all need to admit we are from what we come from and respect the other’s land but assuming that it is also our land as we are all brothers. i love australia and i was not born here, my admiration for all the first australians has no words, the future is very uncertain for them but i will respect their land. thanks aboriginals for looking after this beautiful land so well. Diana Postcode: 3161
Racism on the internet is getting out of hand! I have witnessed more and more times people saying really awful things on facebook and it makes me sad. All people are created equal and people should not be judged based on the colour of their skin or religion. Michelle Postcode: 3103
I work as part of an Outside School Hours Care program. I pledge my ongoing support to help counter racism and will do my best to assist in eliminating it from our schools and society as a whole. Eileen Postcode: 3158
This is for a student who spoke out about “racism” in his english assessment , which at the end he said ” I’ve learnt I will just have to just accept racism.” With tears in my eyes, I felt no that’s not good enough. So I wish to endeavour to erase that feeling from anyone’s mind, we must respect all and learn from all, just know you too will enrich our lives. I pledge to inform more of “stop racism” campaign. Janine Postcode: 2617
I believe in the rights of all children, young people and adults to be respected and free from thoughtless and intended forms of racism. I pledge to strive both personally and professionally to bring unconscious and conscious forms of racism into an arena where people become educated about the impacts of racism and make some positive change. Maree Postcode: 3021
Everybody love Everybody!! Rhys
My goal as an artist is to challenge and bring awareness to the inherent racism and stereotypes found in Australia. Suzanne Postcode: 3040
I support the goals and ideals of anti racism. Your organisation does a fantastic job. This is a great web site Jenny Postcode: 2289
I stand up Belinda Postcode: 2162
Everyone is the same and everyone is equal. No one should be treated differently and everyone is special. Anon
We think that it is truely great that people are standing up to racism. I dont see why it happens. We all live under the same sky and should all get along equally because it doesn’t matter if you’re black or white tall or small or anything else. Emilie & Nathan Postcode: 3226
I like that you made this website – good job Flynn Postcode: 3226
There is no place for racism in Australia and especially our schools. Principals need to act immediately to racism…not bury their head in the sand. Racism is so destructive. Everyone needs to feel safe and respected. Racism and bullying go hand in hand. Our schools need to stand up and be counted and teach children from a young age to respect others! Robyn Postcode: 2282
Actions always speak better than words. My pledge is to put the words to action to help prevent racism in all possible ways. Feeling of being racially let down is never a good one. Hope everyone understands that sooner! Sabitha Postcode: 6104
Everyone has the right to be who they want to be and not feel shamed or afraid of that. Life is hard enough without dragging in racism. Get over it, be a bigger person. Renae
We are one race. no child in any classroom should feel the teacher is treating them any differently because of race. I’ll always stand against this. Janeen Postcode: 2632
Thank you, i wish you bring that in Uganda Kiyemba Postcode: Uganda
I am a preservice teacher currently designing a unit plan on racism to use in my practicum. Your website has provided some good resources, thanks! Hopefully, my unit can inspire some kids to analyse views on racism and make some social change! Paul Postcode: 5082
We must stop racism Ezra Postcode: 2126
I am fully committed Deanna Postcode: 06067
I think racism is not a joke anymore. Racism is happening too often in Australia Wafa Postcode: 2190
Too many people had been harmed because of racism. As a whole, we should stop this.James
I am a teacher and I am committed to finding ways to end racism in Australia and especially our schools. Natasha Postcode: 2783
As we have seen and experienced, racism doesn’t just stop at the individual level, but can, and mostly does, lead to something much bigger. We ought to be more educated historically, culturally, and politically, to be able to criticise the governments and media for their contribution in building negative images of ‘others’ and thereby leading their citizens to unquestioned acceptance of racism and discrimination. Dani Postcode: 3182
I am pledging my organizations support to this cause, as enough is enough, when it comes to any kind of bullying, people need to be tolerant of the diversity’s within communities and not so quick to jump into or onto the bullying band wagon. Bullying effects our ongoing life even long after the bullying has stopped, it has mental health effects social development effects, and often can end in the victim taking his or her own life out of desperation THIS IS WRONG THIS MUST STOP Angel Postcode: 4224
Enough is Enough. There is an urgent need to educate people about what diversity means and how everybody benefits from it. Let’s live in peace and respect each other rights. We all have the right to feel safe and respected. I respect your rights so respect mine too. Yosmery Postcode: 4012
Racism breeds hatred and creates disadvantage for many communities. The health and economic wellbeing of many people suffer and society as a whole pays the price. I want to help end racism and pledge my support. This is a great website. Caroline Postcode: 4165
I felt grateful that there was a institution like yours, fighting against racism and I hereby pledge that I would put my greatest support into Racism. No Way. I will be happy to dedicate myself as a volunteer if there is anything I can help. Kyul Postcode: 2601
Racism hurts other unnecessarily. Even though it is hard to not get caught up in it once it starts, we all need to make an effort. Racism, it’s just not funny. Gabriella Postcode: 2830
I Treat others as you would like to be treated yourself.Thats what I live by and teach my children. The treatment of refugees saddens me. The Australian goverments ignorance frustrates me. Your great work gives me hope for change I pledge my support. Tania Postcode: 2590
Racism is bad and shouldn’t be tolerated it doesn’t help anyone we are all equal it only takes one person to make a change. Sharmaine Postcode: 2144
I am an education student and fully support the goals and principles of the Education Department in eliminating racism in Australian society through education. Patrick Postcode: 2250
I pledge that all students should be able to start a good future without racism in their lives. Lilian Postcode: 2170
The whole community needs to treat all people with respect and tolerance—two things sadly lacking in todays society. Courtesy and kindness can do a lot to make people feel happy and more inclined to do the same to others–the pay it forward principle. I try to teach the children in my care empathy,understanding and a willingness to learn from our indigenous friends, to have people from other cultures to come and share their knowledge with us. It is fun learning recipes,arts and crafts,and many diverse topics with our community. Karen Postcode: 4350
I pledge my support. Reem Postcode: 89756
I pledge to do all i can to promote equality within my classroom. To teach our children to embrace each others differences and perhaps even learn from them. I sincerely hope that other new teachers carry a similar attitude so that we may be able to bring a positive change to our schooling system. Lauren Postcode: 5096
Racism is just not right i have hard times at my school people call me dark choclate so stop this racism please thank you for all your help. Heidi Postcode: 2757
I believe RACISM IT “S JUST NOT FUNNY we are all the same just because we have diffrent skin colour or even a different religion or culture what’s the difference. Tia Postcode: 2620
Racism is just not right I have hard times at my school people call me dark choclate so stop this racism please thank you for all your help. Heidi Postcode: 2757
It’s amazng to think we still have not extinguished the racism fire. Let’s keep working at it, side by side, united with one aim -to unify humankind. Khadeejah Postcode: 3060
By law, it is a human right to be treated equally. Despite what ever race you belong to, you are still entitled to the same rights, as is everybody else. Stereotypes of different races have been constructed by society and this has got to stop. Racism must be abrogated!. Jessica Postcode: 2204
The classroom is an excellent place for educating children about the perils of racism it the U.S. and the world. Let teachers all over the world school children that there is worth and importance in every human being. Lee Postcode: 77598
We need to get to the bottom of our nation’s culture to address all forms of discriminatory behaviour and I am dedicated to helping in this endeavour. Pamela Postcode: 2088
Hey, you guys should do wristbands like the livestrong ones, not so much as to make money but more so it’s easier to promote anti-racist sentiment in society. Maybe like the Stand Up Speak Up ones from the EU – a black and a white one interlinked. Lachlan Postcode 5082
Thank You. I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole. Billy Postcode: 2440
I am studying to become a teacher and think this is a great resource to use when teaching indigenous perspectives and trying to teach my students about anti-racism. Mieke Postcode: 2060
We’re all earthlings and creatures of the universe. Let’s remember how miraculous we all are. Aphrodite Postcode: 2219
Great website. Well done DET! Jodie Postcode: 2482
Was brought up in racist central QLD. Took me a while to wake up but I’ve worked out that if you take each person on a case by case basis then you gain a hell of a lot more than by swallowing the stereo type ****. Strength Thru Diversity. Scart Postcode: 4215
I was brought up to be racist by my father and I still am a little bit racist, but I’m working on being anti racist as I have many friends who are not Australian but are better friends than my Aussie friends. Colin Postcode: 4133
I’m proud to join in eliminating racism from our country. Sadly, it’s taken too long, and too many indigenous people have suffered and are still suffering because of it. This is a very positive journey to take!There’s no ‘peace’ without justice! Naomi Postcode: 2529
I think that this is a great idea and I was really impressed to see it on the window of a very small school that I was visiting while attending a course. I will definitely support this once my daughter goes to school. And if the school she attends isn’t aware of it I will definitely bring it to their attention. Melka Postcode: 2571
Thanks for your support Robyn Postcode: 5034
Racism is Un-Australian! Anti-racists …get active! Mark Postcode: 3931
Thanks for your support Ravindra Postcode: 2619
My grandsons’ father is of aboriginal origin and I would hate to see my grandsons shunned because of their colour or parentage. I support any educational programs that will help to end the hurt and damage caused by racial discrimination. Karen Postcode: 4361
we all should treat ourselves as decent human beings from one creator regardless our race,color or class. Be a Muslim, Christian or what ever religion. Osman Postcode: 95126
Together let us stop racism. Let racism stop breeding from the places we call home Let racism stop from the words we say Let racism stop from the things we do But more importantly let racism stop from the things we DO NOT say and do. Emma Postcode: 4306
We feel proud of you. There could never have been a better mission than yours. Keep the spirit alive…till racism, no more! Prepared Society Postcode: Kenya 80100
Racism should have no place in our lives, and should never be condoned. Education is our best means of combating ignorance and prejudice. It is so important to teach our children the value of cultural harmony, and if we infuse their learning process with these lessons, we will only be stronger in our campaign to eradicate racism from society. Ishani Postcode: 4227
I am a teacher in a low socio-economic area, and a higher than average percentage of our students are Indigenous Australians or come from non-English speaking backgrounds. I am passionate about protecting these kids, as they have so much energy, talent and love to offer. It breaks my heart to see so many young people beaten down and destroyed by stupidity and ignorance. I will fight with every last breath in me to achieve an equitable and peaceful society in this country, as long as there are people out there who believe in human rights, we will get there. Melisah Postcode: 2290
At times of escalation this is exactly what we need to address. I am sad to say that there is an overload of racism in our community and you have to ask yourself, Is this what we want our children to grow up with, Do we want them to be scared of who they are , the answer is NO we want them and everyone to be accepting of each other. James Postcode: 2000
I think this is the most appropriate action to be taking at such a critical time when our country needs it. We are at such a fluctuating time of aggression , intolerance and the destruction of innocence. We need to come together as a whole to help bring us all back together as a peaceful nation who is proud of its multicultural heritage. James Postcode: 2112
Imagine the world we would live in if every single person on the planet was racist. Conversely, imagine the same world where nobody was racist. Kevin Postcode: 3189
I believe that racism is corrupting schools in these days, as kids have no respect and pick on others that are not their race. This website is good because it helps young kids understand racism. Tim Postcode: 4744
A great initiative! Let’s all work together to help stamp out racism in Australia and around the world. Tony Postcode: 0820
Racism needs to be eliminated from society as a whole. Media outlets such as news and a current affairs programs have no right to instigate racial issues as a selling point. Definitions of ‘Australians’ being exclusively caucasian are also wrong. These out dated values need to be irradicated and it is in my belief that the Australian media, whether it be commercial or government sponsored, should be actively seeking ways to better inform the public on ways to combat racism. Jimmy Postcode: 4109
Hi, I currently attend a public highschool & as one part of an ongoing homework project for my SOSE class we have been studying Pride, Prejudice & Persecution. It is wrong to judge somebody simply because they do not look exactly the same as you. So kudos to you guys for this page. Thanks. Georgia Postcode: 4870
I think this should not be happening and racism is wrong. Rhyanna Postcode: 7248
We are all equal as we were all created equal. Lilijana Postcode: 2753
I am a teacher and I pledge my support for the goals and principles of anti-Racism education. For the children who still suffer from the effects of Racism, please don’t lose sight of your talents and the value of your cultural diversity. I was born in Vietnam and immigrated to Australia at 3 years old. As a child, I too was teased emotionally and abused physically and that affected my self-esteem and questioned my self-identity. I tried to ignore all forms of racism and focused my energy in doing my best in school, going to university, getting a job, contributing to society, building a happy family and help others less fortunate. The most important lesson growing up was to value my culture and not allow others make me feel ashamed about my culture. Despite the slow process, I think we are moving forward in the process of eradicating racism. Tram Postcode: 2870
I hate racist people. I think they are plain retarted because they think just becase of peoples skin tone(colour) we are all different. But no this is not the way..i think we should all be treated equally and we shouldnt dislike someone just because of their race. I think everyone should accept everyone elses culture religion and cultural backgrounds. Because people are being racist it is affecting the persons life. I know how it feels. Rasism should have an end. Saira Postcode: 60015
I hate racism!!!! It’s stupid and there is no point in it. Ellie Postcode: 2902
Great site, great work. It is one thing to stand up against racism on a personal level but how do we stop institutional racism which is more often than not begins in our government polices. Education and interaction are what I believe we need. Break down the stereotyping. Tony Postcode: 2480
Why are asians so bagged out…year 10s come up to us and push up around WHY?? i don’t even know them i have been fed racism for 6 years and i hate every little bit of it, what’s so good about insulting someone else because you think they are not equal to you….how come everyone laughs at our eyes….WHY??? i don’t get it….what’s so funny…..racism is painful and i hate it. Stanley Postcode: 2112
My children attend schools with kids from a great many national and cultural backgrounds, and I am very glad of it. I don’t see any us and them prejudice building. John Postcode: 2126
My school is totally agaisnt racism. we have so many different nationalities and i personaly hate the thought of people being picked on because of their race. BHS-Yr10 Postcode: 2221
Hi im 16 and am going out with a gorgeous aboriginal person my nephews and brother dont agree with this and are racist i think this is so wrong to judge a person on their colour. this should be stopped. Hayleigh Postcode: 2480
I agree with mossy, racism is wrong and shouldnt happen to anyone, things need to be done to stop racism as it is occuring more and more often around the world. Kids are now growing up with racism and it will have a big effect on the way they live their life. Kick racism out! Azza
As a newly trained teacher I believe it critical and imperative that I eliminate racism in my classrooms and beyond them. Martin Postcode:3181
I feel that in these increasngly conservative times in Australia it is very important to communicate clearly through whole school approaches in our schools, through the actions of principals, teachers and students the message that racism in any form is not acceptable. The message starts from the individual. Rani Postcode:2043
Hello, I am 11 and building an anti racism web site. Angus Postcode:4428
If more people got behind a great site like Racism. No way. I’m sure we could make this world a better place. Keep up the fantastic job! Nicole Postcode:6164
“We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same” Anne Frank
A group of us at school are doing a project on racism. Ainsley
Racism should be stopped. It’s horrible. We are all one and should be working together as one. Leanne Postcode:4305
Keep up the excellent work Salim Postcode:3030
Great job guys! As a first- year primary school teaching student, I’m still discovering what a huge issue this is! It’s overwhelming but very important that people are open to experiencing an understanding of the past. Sarah Postcode:6148
Keep up the grand work guys Jon
This page is great. u do a very good job. regards from Austria Johanna Postcode:6922
I think the Racism, NO WAY page rocks!! I especially like Joannes (13) graffiti on the Graffiti wall with the two white and black people holding hands. I think it gets the message across very clearly!! I agree and think that adults who are racist should be put behind bars! I also think that it should not be allowed in the school ground either. I think the person who is being racist should be sent to the Princapal and have their parents called and told about their behavior. I myself have a black person in my class and when people are racist towards her i try my hardest to stick up for her. She is a very nice peson!! I think Racism should be illegal!! Thats all for now! Sam Postcode: 2250
NO ONE should be hurt or dissatisfied just because of their colour. Its the people we are. I feel sorry for racist people and I want to make a difference. Kelly
hey guys i just wanted to say racism is not cool. we should treat every one equally because we are all equal and its illegal and no one should participate in such behaviour Melis Postcode: 2127
I believe there needs to be stronger laws against racism. We need to stand up to people in a non violent way George Postcode: 2135
hey guys… racism is wrong and anyone who participates in it really needs to work out why because it is wrong. the people you are discriminating against are no different from you. they just share different beliefs and cultures and im sure that if you got to no these people and spent time with them, you would learn to love their cultures and beliefs or you no hate them. we are not saying you have to agree with their ways of life but there is no need to make fun of them be rude or anything like that to them, because they are from a different race and background to you…if you are thinking that you get nothing out of this you are wrong. you get to make a new friend..:) guys. lets stop racism . its wrong and hurtful.. if you take some time to get to know them and their ways you might learn to love them!!! RACISM>>NOWAY!!! Kiera and Melis Postcode: 2137
Kiera and Melis hereby plegde our support for the goal and principles or anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.!!! I believe Racism is wrong. i think anyone who participates in such behaviour has a lot of issues they need to work out. Everyone is beautiful in their own way and getting to spend time with people from different backgrounds can be heaps of fun! you can learn their beliefs and ways of life. it doesnt mean you always have to agree or like them. Rasicm is wrong, make it stop! Spend some time with the people you are hurting with the things you are saying to them, seriously, i’m sure you will find you have a lot of things in common and you’ll also find yourself a new friend… love Kiera and Melis!!! Kiera and Melis Postcode:2137
I believe racism is one of the most foul problems in our world and i will do whatever i can to help put a stop to it. And unlike certain polititions (who shall remain nameless) i would like to say, sorry. Peter Postcode:2110
Unfortunately racism is a major part of many peoples lives. Racism undermines, torments and hurts people. I believe that the people who are racist have no heart and should stop and look at how their actions make people feel. I would like to help with the fight against racism. It has to stop!!! Meg
Thanks for your support. Lucy Postcode:6009
Racism is one of the worst things on this earth. We all have to realise that everyone is the same on the inside. Everyone has rights everywhere. We have to respect everyone and their culture. The world would be a better place if we didn’t have racism. We would have more smiling faces and less sad ones. Being a racist is a very disgusting thing to be. You can’t judge people by their skin colour or culture. You might find that they are very nice. Racism needs to STOP!!! The world is what we make it! Jordon Postcode: 0870
Racism should be stopped. There’s no need for it. We are all the same. No one should be teased because they’re different. I wish the world could just live in peace and respect each other’s cultures. Shannon Postcode: 0870
I love the racism no way website. It has taught me baout racism in our country. I am proud to be Australian but disgraced to know that our own country is racist. I will try in every way possible to stop racism in my school. We all have red blood and we are all the same. Don’t be racist!! Allara Postcode: 0870
I’ve lived in many different countries and in all of them I would see racism. Now I am a full Australian citizen and I think people should be a lot more anti-racist. Think About This!! Allanah Postcode: 0870
We are 1, but we are many and from all the land on earth we come, we share our dreams and sing with 1 voice, i am, you are, we are Australian!!!!!!Written by Bruce Woodley
Please stop racism it’s not good and it does not help anything or anyone so STOP Jenna Postcode: 0870
Your website is fantastic and inspiring. I wish I had found it ages ago not just stumbled on it by mistake. As a student teacher and mother I definitely encourage social justice for all. I will definitely be spreading your website address. Tracey Postcode: 2290
Racism needs to be done with. We are all one nation – Black, White, Asian or Hispanic. I experience racism in my home, against my friends or boyfriends. I think that racism is the most ignorant thing in the world today. Don’t take part in it, be against it. Nichole
Racism is not right because it can hurt the people who live here and could potentially make the people who live here leave and make the population of Australia go down. Everyone should be treated the same way as others. Mitchell Postcode: 3810
Racism, put a stop to it. Shenelly Postcode: 3809
Stop racism #equality. Charlie Postcode: 3840
For everyone that is a racist, try to teach yourself to accept and protect anyone who has racist people harming them. Trung Postcode: 3750
Stand up to racist people, for you to come to anti-racism or don’t believe in it read the hate you give. we must make racism history, to create a stronger bond with our people. Manjot Postcode: 3750
I think no one should be shamed or judged because of a race, culture or religion.Anon Postcode: 3093
Racism is a disgusting act that still happens around the world. We came on the world as individuals different with all our personalities, hobbies and talents but he only thing people judge is colour. If people were to judge why not personalities, or thinking or anything else. Why is it that our thoughts travel towards what we see, physically. I take a pledge to support all people in difficult times who get bullied with racism and take a chance to treat everyone equally. I will make sure excluding doesn’t happen and you never feel attacked. I will make sure that all of us as individual can stand together as a community from the heart not appearance.Agam Postcode: 3750
Stop slavery. stop teasing people.Rishy Postcode: 3062
I say to racism it is not respectful and it is 2022 STOP THE RACISM.Anon Postcode: 3093
Racism leads to people second guessing, make that person feel attacked, emotional. It makes them look down on themselves its not fair. Everyone has their own right in everyway it’s fine to be different. I pledge for racism to have an end.Micaela Postcode: 3046
I think that racism should stop asap because everyone is different but it doesn’t mean that you can start judging them and treating them the wrong way.Ashley Postcode: 2564
Racism is completely wrong. as someone who is brown and experienced racism it is not fun. We need to stop racism, no one should experience something as awful as that and no one should be discriminated for being themselves. #Stop racism!Ashleen Postcode: 3477
Racism is not at all a very respectful way to treat anyone. People may feel like they are a threat to others just based on their race. I pledge to never be racist to anyone about anything. It is never a proper way to speak to someone about that. I will make sure to stop anyone talking about or speaking to anyone being racist. no one should have to deal with any of that.Mia Postcode: 3477Racism is basically about making fun of people because of their colour or the way they look. Just because they look different doesn’t mean you have to bully them. Never judge a book by its cover.Aleksandra Postcode: 97648Your race, culture or backroad should never be used to define you as a person .No to Racism.Anon Postcode: withheld#stop racism Mahammed Postcode: 32200I hereby pledge that i will not be racist and will help others that it happens to it and every one is human no matter what don’t judge a book by the cover Gurbaaz Postcode: 3076Racism should not exist! I hate it! Maisah Postcode: 3750I think racism is horrible as everyone should be treated equally if u are racist think about if u were like them and how u would be treated you would be treated horribly right? That’s why why u should always treat people the way you want to be treated Aaliyah Postcode: 3750Equal all peopleDalize Postcode: 3806As a teacher, I stand against all sorts of racism in my classroom.Faten Postcode: 6031All people are beautiful, all people need love! The world should only see people rather than “colors” of people! Instead of hate, we should learn from the past, and teach our children every human being is a human, not a color.Angela Postcode: 08902Racism has to stop.Vesper Postcode: 3250Racism stops with us we need to bring awareness towards racism.Chantal Postcode: 3242Say no to racism.Toby Postcode: 3250I stand against racism.Max Postcode: 3250Say no to racism.Oliver Postcode: 3249There is no room for racism. Racism should not be supported in any matter. People should be respected, racism MUST be stopped. Call out what is wrong.Emily Postcode: 3250Say no to racism.Lachie Postcode: 3241Call it out.Angus Postcode: 3239There is no difference between white and black, we are all the same.Lucas Postcode: 3250I believe we should stop racism and everyone needs to be treated the same.Lateisha Postcode: 3249I believe everyone has a right to be treated equally.Anne Postcode: 3249I pledge to become an ally of anti-racism in schools. I hope that I can help to support my fellow classmates who have experienced, or are still experiencing, microaggression and blatant racism in schools. The worst feeling is when the racist teacher/student is unaware of their xenophobic actions and claim to be ‘fair’ and that we should learn from them as they are in positions of authority. I believe that tackling institutionalised racism is achieved through the masses, and holding racist persons truly accountable and make them aware of their wrongdoings. No student should ever be disadvantaged, especially for their rich cultural history and non-Caucasian appearances. Tackling all racism starts at the foundations of education and I hope to support RacismNoWay in any way. Valerie Postcode: 2267I dislike the practice of white privelege and white elitism, where those in positions of power in society impose their viewpoints upon others. I want to seek to change people’s thinking to embrace wider cultures and diversities. James Postcode: 2086I think racism is rude & hurtful. You can’t stereotype a religion based on one person, not all people are terriosts. Nobody should have to harass cultures or people of color because they have gone through stuff you may not have. People of color and & other cultures are beautiful and unique in there way. You don’t have to agree but you can respect them as they do you. Kaitlynn Postcode: 55308Racism stops with us. I am optimistic that racism will cease. The world said NO to Nazism and Racism in 1945. The Apartheid fell in 1994. And the reconciliation with the First Peoples of our beautiful Australia has never been stronger before and we will fight for true equality and respect. And we will say NO to Racism again. Stefan Postcode: 6038I believe racism is a problem in the society of Australia and more work is needed to stop it. Scott Postcode: 5133Everybody hurts through racism- for us to grow to our potential as human beings we must shed this baggage individually and collectively without a moments hesitation . Never tolerate racism. Colleen Postcode: 2193Racism is evil and should be eliminated Andrew Postcode: 2119Thanks for your support. Mandy Postcode: 5083I will try my best to look out for other people who are being bullied or discriminated against. I will not judge people on their race, beliefs, culture and will try to make harmony with everyone Taylia Postcode:2070I myself believe very strongly against racism and do think that it is morally wrong to persecute someone because of their ethnicity. Chantale Postcode: 2141I think that anti-racism is a good thing, and that people should be more aware that the things they do and say that are racist may be hurtful to others. I think that racism is not part of the Australian attitude and should not be accepted at all. MeganI will try as hard as possible to treat everybody equal no matter who they are or their parents or where they come from. Hayley Postcode: 2259I have been in high-school for almost 3 years now and in that time, I have witnessed numerous events of racist comments and just in general racism. Our school isn’t that big and that just goes to show that no matter how small or big the school, racism is still present in our everyday environment. I myself have never been targeted and I hope it will stay that way. But I’ve been bullied against for other reasons and I hate the feeling. You have my full support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and I will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole. Elizabeth Postcode:2046Racisy remarks are used by people who can’t think of anything really witty or smart to say to people. JamesRacism is bad. JackI believe that every race has a place in australia, and to discriminate against those who are a different colour is stupid. Our nation should get over themselves and except each others differences! Briony Postcode: 8524i think that supporting anti-racism is important for all people especially students to be aware of. Racism is stupid and unfair and shouldn’t happen in any schools.Briony Postcode: 8524I strongly believe that both children and adults should be encouraged to put an end to racism. children who think racism is acceptable and who are racist should be taught the truth. Erin-Renee Postcode: 2137God created all people equal. He did not make anyone better than anyone else. We all are made the same, we just have different coloured skin. We all have feelings and we all deserve respect no matter where we come from or what we look like. Kate Postcode: 2205Racism is very wrong and should be stopped. Everyone should feel accepted no matter who they are, where they come from, what they look like or what they beleive in. Lewis Postcode: 2192(Racism is) One of the things that I mostly dislike in the world. I will try my best to stop it or speak up about it to anyone. I just wanna say that I’m happy that all of my friends are against racism too. Jasmine Postcode: 07206I believe every child should have the right to a safe and happy educational environment and not made to feel ashamed of who they are. Evelyn Postcode: 6164More stuff on racism. Nabiha Postcode: sw178nfI plan to write a Personal Interest Project related to racism for my HSC Society and Culture class. I think that the general Australian population never really conquered racism, it just thinks it has. These days racism goes as much both ways as it used to go one way. This has to stop and I need to get involved if it is going to stop. I encourage everyone to get involved and work for a better Australia because I for one want my future children to grow up in a world of peace and mutual respect, not hatred and violence. Whitney Postcode: 2759I am a student teacher and I will be beginning my teaching career next year. I think this is one of the most valuable sites that I have ever seen. As an Anglo-Celtic Australian who has an unreserved love and appreciation for cultural diversity, I feel passionate about eliminating racism. I have every intention of using the fantastic resources within this site to ensure that my teaching is inclusive and to provide my students with as many facts as possible. Thank you. Racheal Postcode: 3930Racism sux. It isn’t cool. It’s also tight (cruel) on the people that you are being racist to. Christopher Postcode: BH15 4BQRacism sux! Angie Postcode: 5136I’m starting an anti-prejudice campaign and fully support you and would be grateful for more information. Natalie-Louise Postcode: HU4 6NARacism is a tun of bolex i think that racism is everywhere and in everyone. IT SHOULD STOP ryt nw!!!!! people convinse the inerstent to do what they think is ryt buh no its rong what do u fink about it? any way hope u all get your ways n it woz good going on this site thanx Mossy Postcode: EnglandI want racism and discrimination to end. i hate seeing people getting hurt, and some people dying over it cause they cant take people picking on them because of the color of their skin, what they look like, and what enthic group they are in!! i just want all this to stop so we can reduce the death roll. i dont want people to get hurt cause some stupid people have nothing better to do then to pick on people Brittni Postcode: 03246We are some antiracist people from Turkey. We have made a web site about cultures in Turkey and we are against the religious and national racism. We support all the anti racist associations in world. EtnikI am currently enrolled in a Bachelor of Primary Education and undertaking Studies of Indigenous Australia. Through this subject and awareness programs such as Racism No Way I have come to recognise racism as an historic and varied societal problem which needs to be addressed on an individual as well as institutional level. As a future teacher, inclusion issues are something that have never been far from my mind. I believe cohension among individuals within the school community and wider society are essentially the foundation for success and function among people and groups. Thank you to all the people helping to shed light on this issue and eradicate it in the process. Alisa Postcode: 4211Racism is a historic and yet varied societal problem and thus needs to be addressed as such. As a future professional inclusion issues are something that have never been far from my mind. Cohension among individuals within the school community and wider society are essentially the foundation for success and function. Alisa Postcode: 4211I have just viewed your website for the first time and I am impressed. I am planning a community workshop and most of the Material I was wanting to incorporate is right here. I am a Wiradjuri woman working as an Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer and sincerely pledge my support to stamping out racism and discrimination. It is an ugly disease for which we need to to find a vaccination and inject this in to our community. The spread of this disease is already far too wide spread. Sue Postcode: 2264I am currently studying my Bachelor of Early Childhood and recently have been witness to what I thought was disgusting behaviour by some teachers within a local Primary School. I just think if teachers dont get it, what hope do our kids have! Alexa Postcode: 4128Racism is huge among teens of this moment. It’s the WORST weapon against people of other cultures and backgrounds. It needs to go, and we all need to be appreciated for our unique differences. Anon Postcode: 4212I have just viewed your website for the first time and I am impressed. I am planning a community workshop and most of the material I was wanting to incorporate is right here. I am a Wiradjuri woman working as an Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer and sincerely pledge my support to stamping out racism and discrimination. It is an ugly disease for which we need to to find a vaccination and inject this in to our community. The spread of this disease is already far too wide spread. Sue Postcode: 2264I believe that the greatest challenge for teachers and schools in Australia is to build positive relationships between students of all races and to improve outcomes for Indigenous students. Tanya Postcode: 6084I pledge to support the goals and principles of anti-racism education as I believe every person has the right to an equitable and just education in a warm and safe environment. I will promote an appreciation for difference amongst peers. Carley Postcode: 2026I love your work. I hope this stops me from being bullied. Macca Postcode: 5540We are created equally, and live peacefully in society without any discrimination because of their race. Involving students in anti-racism campaigns around Australia is a fantastic thing! We’re teaching young individuals about a cause that is fundamental to continuing equality in our society.Emelia Postcode: 3450I think every individual should have the right to be treated equally, and live peacefully in society without any discrimination because of their race. Involving students in anti-racism campaigns around Australia is a fantastic thing! We’re teaching young individuals about a cause that is fundamental to continuing equality in our society.Gill Postcode: 2710I pledge to speak up when I hear people making racist comments – so often we hear people, in every day conversations making racist comments and thinking it is okay to do this BUT it is not okay. It is time to step up and speak out.Lorene Postcode: 2710Racism is purely a kind of ignorance and should not be tolerated. I pledge to speak up when racist comments are being made and to let people know it is not okay to judge others merely based on race.Phoebe Postcode: 2035I would like to put my name and voice behind tryin to eliminate racism once and for all. I would like future generations to experience a world without hate and discrimination.Samantha Postcode: 4551Global economic forces do not wait for anyone, societies that are gether to build the future for our children, will be left behind. I am sure Australia is not that, Australia is a winner and will stay as a winner. So we all need to set our differences apart, and build on the common strengths while appreciating we are all different individuals. Even in the family all siblings behave differently. So let us rise above all and work together to build a great future for our nation and our kids.Guriq Postcode: 2147As a pre-service teacher, I see education as a tool to assist students of today becoming the citizens of tomorrow, who seek to understand and value multicultural Australia. Peace is possible, racism can become an attitude of the past, through educating students to value diversity in Australian society.B. Postcode: 4121I am a 44 year old Aboriginal woman, what a lot has changed since I was a child it gives me great pleasure to know history is being taught in schools now and that Indigenous children can be proud, not ashamed of who they are in the school environment.Leah Postcode: 4881I will educate myself as a teacher on the different cultures and ethnicities represented in my class and school so that I won’t act out of ignorance but understanding of a child/staff-members’ background.Andrew Postcode: 3136I am so lucky to have friends from all different backgrounds and cultures. I`ve seen the devastation caused by Racism and I can`t wait until there is a world where it doesn`t exist anymore. Exceptence is the only way that there will be Peace throughout all different Cross sections of Society.Michelle Postcode: 4503It is time to say no to racism, people should not be living in these conditions!Lori Postcode: 4305Treat others as we would like to be treated ourselves. We need to value each other, to listen, to share and be generous. NO MORE RACSIMKathy Postcode: 3188Prejudice is destructive in all its forms, especially racism. We all have the responsibility to break down the ignorant prejudices that dominate the beliefs of so many Australians. I pledge to speak out whenever I witness racism and to educate those around me.Hannah Postcode: 4051I whole-heartedly support this pledge and wish to work towards a truly multicultural AustraliaElke Postcode: 2790Racism is not funny
Please don’t make fun of people and try to tell that to others.
THANK USHELA Postcode: 2768You have shed a ray of sunshine into the forum. Tkhans!ColonelBeing discriminated every day at work and being bullied by security staff who think i am a bad person and defend the racism as that the security in charge is “Geographically Challenged “.He openly referred to people from Pakistan as “bad people ” and that he cannot trust people who came from “WAR ZONE”..I call on Australia to stop asking every individual their name of country and religion.It is not FAIR to judge people like this. I am not racist I am in Australia to have better future.Pakistanis are not EVIL Postcode: 3000Racism is disgusting and many people are completely aware of this and yet it continues to occur in society. Racism is ugly and it is something that will not go away until action is taken by everyone who is aware of how bad it has gotton. My school is not a very multicultural school and in effect has some extremely racist students who are unaware of the damage they are causing in that students of different backgounds and religions are being tormented and keeping quiet about it. I pledge to make my school more aware of different cultures by introducing a multicultrual day and in doing so allow my school to be more harmonious and contribute to a more harmonious racism free society!!!Tayla Postcode: 2212I am a former teacher with teacher children. we are dedicated to having educators realise the ONLY way to eliminate racism and xenophobia in what could be/should be a decent country, is to have the strongest possible humanist and ethics education available to counter inherited prejudice, inflammatory media scaremongering and political expediency.Heather Postcode: 3135My husband is of different race, colour and religion which has given me such an eye-opener to racism. I pity those who are in fear of the unknown. To educate is to open minds and hearts.Christine Postcode: 3429every day in every way i can. children learn racism from their parents and so forth and so it continues. this is Not new. now australians in their class room settings are adding their voice to the hatred of my people learnt by the other australians. heart broken as always by this unwarranted hatred.Kerrie Postcode: 4671‘Racism is not born, it’s taught.’ I pledge to see people for who they are and not by their race. i promise to do my best to eradicate racism in Australia and encourage others to do the same. We cannot live peacefully in a world with racism. It’s time the world realised we are all human.Linda Postcode: 3034‘To live anywhere in the world today and be against equality because of race or colour is like living in Alaska and being against snow.’ I pledge to seee people for who they are and not by there race, i promise to do my best to eradicate racsim in Australia and encourage others to do the same.Laura Postcode: 3042I will do my bestHimanshu Postcode: 3654It is a good thing for a website like this to exist. it is incredibly hard for me as an Asian girl to be among some Australians in the school and every single day of my life.Yuki Postcode: 2333Turning my blind eye to the world around me leads to my ignorance. Life may not always be pretty. It may not always be tidy. ‘Everyone has a rock bottom,’ this is Society’s. I could ‘zombie‘ or we could hide in small talk, or I could pray to God all day long for change, but the real change begins from within. The real change begins from within. I pledge to begin from within. ‘Nothing will work unless I do’Lines from: A Poet’s pledge – My ‘individual initiative’Sioux Postcode: 55902
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I am strongly againsr racismKathie Postcode: N102BNI hereby pledge to eliminate racism from our schools and society as a whole and take it as my responsibility to educate the people around me about racism and the toxic effects it can have on the people.Gaurika Postcode: 122001I pledge to call out racism around me and educate others about the detrimental effects of racism where possible. I pledge to always care and to always listen to POC around me. I pledge to work towards a better future.Zara Postcode: 3101I pledge to stop racism and educate my peers about the issues.Antonio Postcode: 15075Racism means you believe in more than one race. I believe in one, the human race!Nadine Postcode: 5049Racism, xenophobia, and intolerance are problems prevalent in all societies. But every day, each and every one of us can stand up against racial prejudice and intolerant attitudes. There is no place in society for racism. No one is better or greater than the other, we are all human beings. Sadly for some, you need to remind them, time and time again. We all need to work together to weed out this evil. What is concerning for me, is how in society today we have become so cunning in the way we speak, and use words. Some think they are clever, when they put other PEOPLE down, based on race, but the truth is they are really ignorant and stupid. Education is so important and I believe we all need to do our part, to weed out racism. If you hear or see someone using or saying derogatory terms or language, pull them up, or report them , to authorities. Racism is not on, in any quantity. I am fed up and sick of racism. it is everywhere and something needs to be done to stop it. it ruiens peoples lives. we are all the same, we all bleed the same colour. no matter if your black or white, we are all human. we should all be treated the same. racism needs to end. i pledge to pledge to be against racism, help towards stopping it and helping others see that racism is evil and isnt needed. its wrong.Jasmine Postcode: 2010223We all need to be kind, respect diversity, respect differences, and walk in love. The world would be a better place.Chrissy Postcode: 6100Racism is simply an irrational prejudice, a product of ignorance and fear. I believe no-one is born hating another person because of that person is different from you. I pledge to stop racism.Mandy Postcode: 4069We pledge to be the voice of those being discriminated against.AFPS Postcode: 7011I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from St John’s School and society as a whole.Katherine Postcode: 6014I, Frank, hereby pledge my allegiance to end all racism, and to work with all people to ensure equality for all!Frank Postcode: 4224I pledge to fully support and uphold anti-racism principles and education.Julia Postcode: 4350I pledge to help stop racism. Everybody is equal and we are all human. I pledge to try and spread happiness and positivity throughout the world. I pledge to do as much as I can to make the world a better place.Makayla Postcode: 1234Racism is dangerous for humanity.Hemang Postcode: 314001I want racism to end.Michael Postcode: 2736I hereby state that racism has no place in my life, and I will continue my existence as a white ally for the betterment of the oppressed and human kind as a whole.Nicolas Postcode: 3030No matter your social status or how powerful you feel you are, we are all equal. We came here by birth and will leave in death. Therefore I am against racismGeorge Postcode: 3073Racism should no linger be an issue in today’s society. Keep up the good work Racism No Way to help work towards eradicating racism.IIsobel Postcode: 2867Amazing website – thank you for educating me, hope you’ll help to educate many more.Angie Postcode: 6000Fight hard to eradicate racism **John Postcode: 3199I pledge to help educate people about racism within my community!Nikki Postcode: 3350It is time to respect one another!Melissa Postcode: 3842I pledge to do all I can to eradicate racism from society!Deborah Postcode: 4878I pledge to educate everyone and anyone I can about the damage caused by racism and the overwhelmingly positive effects of diversity in our society. Racism: it stops with me.Elizabeth Postcode: 3032To me racism is like cancer, a social cancer. It needs to be cut out. And I pledge with all in my power to help stop racism for good.CJ Martin Postcode: 3170The deep knowledge and findings in the diverse cultures around the world gives us all a deeper appreciation of our own lives. To risk losing that is to risk losing a part of our own selves. We choose fear over growth, competition over collaboration, focusing on divides rather than comparing notes. This is our world, for our children. Tolerate? no lets not tolerate. For the word tolerate almost sounds like one has to give something up to make space for something else. How about giving thanks to creation for opening up so many places in ones space. How can we not…Abhishek Postcode: 4020Wallsend Public School is proud to support the Racism No Way! project and encourages all of our students to be tolerant of our cultural diversity.Sandra Postcode: 2287I am doing an exhibition on Racial Discrimination at school. I hereby pledge my support for the goal and principles of anti-racism education and will work towards eliminating racism from our schools and society as a whole.Josiah Postcode: 3204I will continue to use my position as a teacher, friend, sister, daughter, community member, and citizen of Australia to educate and eliminate racism from OUR schools and from OUR society!!!Victoria Postcode: 2749Racism hurts us all. Not just the targets. It divides families and friends when we ignore it. I am taking my first steps to help eliminate racism from our world.Simon Postcode: 2049What we need is a great big melting potkaren Postcode: 5223NO NO NO!Saoirse Postcode: 3934Lets work together for a more harmonious and peaceful life. say no to racism!!Amber Postcode: 4211I pledge never to discriminate ever again.Ashlynn Postcode: 3936NOOO!Sarah Postcode: 3934I make a pledge to raise my child as a person who welcomes diversity in all its forms. I embrace all people and cultures and find that diversity in my environment enriches my world. I will also challenge racism whenever I experience it in the hope that people may open their hearts and be more accepting and tolerant to cultures and customs they are not familiar with.Claudia Postcode: 2137At our school we have made an entire exhibition towards equality, I am doing racism, we are encouraging others not to discriminate.Victoria Postcode: 3191I pledge to continue challenging those with racist views, to educate them on the realities of embracing a multicultural society and working toward acceptance of all. We are all one.Tiffany Postcode: 3429I do not care if you are up the street, around the corner, interstate, or in another country, you could be on the moon and I wouldn’t care. You are a human, and you deserve to be treated like one. I pledge to stand up to racism and help people to understand that everyone deserves to be treated with respect, fairness and dignity. Say no to racism.Shayne Postcode: 3137I am a preservice teacher and I have just recently completed a topic in Education, where it helps teachers be aware. It was a great experience providing great understanding. We are all humans, we all share this planet, we are all equal. I pledge to make a difference and help eliminate racism, at the best of my ability.Sarah Postcode: 5159I looked at why I had racist views in certain areas. I sat down and reflected on why I felt like this and began to challenge where my views came from. There have been impacts on my relationships with famly and friends, but I have worked out that racism and racial hatred does not belong in my set of values.Steve Postcode: 4000I pledge to help bring all nationalities who live under the Australian flag together through educaton, support and awareness.Gail Postcode: 4825As adults we need to teach our children to respect all people,, my child has always attended school with children from all the countries of the world she does not differentiate between any of them she does not understand racism because she has not been taught racism. We are all Gods children we need to love each other as He wants us to, what a happy place the world would be. I pledge to do all I can to stop racism.Selina Postcode: 3199Absolutely tired of the casual racism that pervades life in Australia. Stereotyping is not funny, it is depersonalizing and destructive. I’m also tired of being called uptight if I object to it. It is not necessary, people are people, let’s get that message out there!Susanna Postcode: 2042Make the world a better place pplzDaniel Postcode: 2161Racism is ugly, meaningless and unecessary. I pledge to work towards positive learning/living spaces where everyone is treated with compassion and respect!Holly Postcode: 5238I am 10 years old and I don’t want to see my Aboriginal friends being left behind.Tom Postcode: 2150I am studying to one day become a teacher, and i highly value the efforts of ani-racism groups. The next generations deserve to live and learn in a supportive and fullfilling environment alongside many cultures and nationalities, other than their own.Amanda Postcode: 2527I am 26 years and from Sweden, studying Political Science. One of my missions in my every day life is to work for a equal society between all people, no matter gender, culture. I arrived to Australia one year and I have been working at country pubs in WA. The racism in Australia shocked me so much. It make me sad but even more motivated to work with what I beilive in, democracy and peace!Anna Postcode: 6019I hate racism.Roxanne Postcode: 4078I am fed up and sick of racism. it is everywhere and something needs to be done to stop it. it ruiens peoples lives. we are all the same, we all bleed the same colour. no matter if your black or white, we are all human. we should all be treated the same. racism needs to end. i pledge to pledge to be against racism, help towards stopping it and helping others see that racism is evil and isnt needed. its wrong.Kaliska Postcode: 4305Racism should not be tolerated in any form. Good on you for taking this step. Will support in any way…:)Boney Postcode: 6069There is no place in society for racism. No one is better or greater than the other, we are all human beings. Sadly for some, you need to remind them, time and time again. We all need to work together to weed out this evil. What is concerning for me, is how in society today we have become so cunning in the way we speak, and use words. Some think they are clever, when they put other PEOPLE down, based on race, but the truth is they are really ignorant and stupid. Education is so important and I believe we all need to do our part, to weed out racism. If you hear or see someone using or saying derogatory terms or language, pull them up, or report them , to authorities. Racism is not on, in any quantity.Harris Postcode: 0871I have been living in Australia for 15 years having to escape after the Iraq war between 1990-1992 and finally settling here. I had my fair share of racism when we started to settle in our new home that made things difficult but these days, people are becoming more aware of different cultures and religions. I think in order to eliminate racism, you have to start with the younger generations and educate them about thease issues. I think what your organisation is doing is fantastic and it will make the future generations more aware and informed.Omar Postcode: 2170Hello. I’m in a school group called Peer Helpers. In this group, we learn about how to help fellow peers and learn to fight against things like violence, drugs, gangs and racism. Race is a big deal at my middle school. The Whites stay with the Whites, the Mexicans with the Mexicans and the Blacks with the Blacks. This isn’t much of a comment, but more of a question. I would like to help my school fight against racism. Peer Helpers helps a lot but we still need more support from some kind of program that can help my fellow students get rid of racism. I used to be racist against Whites, but I have now overcome that by being more aware that race is no reason for discrimination. I am discriminated against daily because of my race. The so called Skinheads or Whites drive by with their friends, parents/guardians and families. Racism isn’t right. A lot of people act as if they’re not Hispanic, Black or White so they don’t get discriminated against. This needs to stop. You should be proud of where you come from and your background and help fight racism. Lizeth Postcode: 92595I hate racism and being from a European background, I know what it can feel like. Stacey Postcode: 3082I believe that racism is a horrible thing and nobody deserves to be discriminated against based on where they were born and what they believe. Lauren Postcode: 2774