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The first step to solving racism is to admit that everyone else is the problem. And, a problem is like Jamal. So, if everyone else is like Jamal, thereās no problem. See? Racism solved.
Solve problems like racism and social injustice, etc.? Easy. You just need to take EVERY child in the world away from its parents and their preconceived ideas of race, etc. and teach them that all people are good and religion is bad.
ā¦I hope we can address the problem of people saying āyou called me a āracist nameā fifty years ago! You are a racist!ā when they are not taking into consideration whether the person accused has grown and changed in fifty yearsā¦is there any hope or forgiveness for them?(either the accused OR the accuser?)ā¦
Ohdeergawd, please tell me weāre not going to start calling out Tauhid for a bloody typo. I read it as āstartedā and didnāt notice. As long as you can tell whatās being communicated, you can enjoy the strip.
ā¦kids are often the best people to ask for answers to these burning issues; most of them have an innate sense of justice, and arenāt yet contaminated by knowledge of years, decades and even centuries of historical injustice. If you ask them simple questions, there is a very good chance you will get beautifully simple answers. The answers may not solve everything, but they can bring a different perspective, one that we adults have not seen in yearsā¦
jvn almost 6 years ago
Fourth wall breaking fourth grader! That last line killed me!
danketaz Premium Member almost 6 years ago
I donāt want to start anything but I just have to stare at panel 8.
Ida No almost 6 years ago
The first step to solving racism is to admit that everyone else is the problem. And, a problem is like Jamal. So, if everyone else is like Jamal, thereās no problem. See? Racism solved.
kaffekup almost 6 years ago
I sure hope so, Jamal!
Brass Orchid Premium Member almost 6 years ago
You need multiple college degrees to maintain a dialog to validate āthe processā, though.
Fiona D Premium Member almost 6 years ago
OMG! Iām lovinā the bubble pipe. And the smoking jacket over his t-shirt. Iām in, Jamal!
Diat60 almost 6 years ago
Solve problems like racism and social injustice, etc.? Easy. You just need to take EVERY child in the world away from its parents and their preconceived ideas of race, etc. and teach them that all people are good and religion is bad.
jadoo823 almost 6 years ago
ā¦I hope we can address the problem of people saying āyou called me a āracist nameā fifty years ago! You are a racist!ā when they are not taking into consideration whether the person accused has grown and changed in fifty yearsā¦is there any hope or forgiveness for them?(either the accused OR the accuser?)ā¦
edreajr almost 6 years ago
Wait a sec! Jamal says to Tauhid āā¦you stared this comic strip?ā Methinks that was supposed to be āstartedā instead of āstaredā.
Fiona D Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Ohdeergawd, please tell me weāre not going to start calling out Tauhid for a bloody typo. I read it as āstartedā and didnāt notice. As long as you can tell whatās being communicated, you can enjoy the strip.
Brian Premium Member almost 6 years ago
The classic bubble pipe. Itās just the right level of distinguished.
hswoolve almost 6 years ago
I am torn between āDang, your characters do that to you too, Mr. Bondia?ā and āhow would you end racism, Jamal?ā
jadoo823 almost 6 years ago
ā¦kids are often the best people to ask for answers to these burning issues; most of them have an innate sense of justice, and arenāt yet contaminated by knowledge of years, decades and even centuries of historical injustice. If you ask them simple questions, there is a very good chance you will get beautifully simple answers. The answers may not solve everything, but they can bring a different perspective, one that we adults have not seen in yearsā¦