Speech for multiculturalism

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Speech on Multiculturalism

My fellow friends:

As I stand here, I feel that they are seeing us, our ancestor, our parents, our families, who fought for freedom. If they came back, they would see with rejoicing and astonishment how much we have grown, how much we have improved, how much we have changed.

However, they would also feel disappointed, because after 200 hundred years, we have not reached social justice, the basis, the foundations of the true freedom, this freedom for which they lived and died. But it’s not only them who fought for our freedom, for our nation. It’s also been people from Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, from Barbuda, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, from India, Australia, South Africa, Egypt and many more other countries who under our control went into wars, supplied us with raw materials and money. Without their help, their support, we wouldn’t be where we are today. It’s our job to thank all those people, from all over the globe, from all over the planet, who committed to give their lives to defend us.

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But now, not only are we ungrateful but also we reject them in our society. Personally, I think our duty is to accept them in our country, to accept them in the place they fought for, the place where they worked either as slaves or citizens. When we needed them, to reconstruct after wars in which our nation was involved, we invited them to come or even worse we forced them to come, but now that some of us presume they cause harm to our society and stop economic and social development, we rapidly blame them for our problems and ...

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