Spero alla fine ti stai trovando bene, sai che a molti di noi importa solo se uno è buono o meno, la provenienza la guardano solo gli stupidi. Un abbraccio fratello

I read an article about a Korean Footballer called Jackie Chan in Italy.

I would like to say one thing, i distinguish between true racism, xenophobia, and the initial surprise and distrust that one might have towards someone who appears different. The first is a toxic ideology based on the supposed genetic superiority of one race over another; the second is the fear and rejection of something we perceive as different and potentially harmful to our community; while the third is a genuine lack of knowledge, an ignorance towards the different, but one that can be easily overcome. In Italy, being a collection of people, there are certainly true racists, as in every nation in the world. However, contrary to what is often thought, there is no widespread ideological racism. Italy has never historically had a racist culture like Germany, the United States, or South Africa have had. What exists here might be xenophobia, which is obviously not a good thing, but it is fueled by the recent waves of immigration that Italy has had to face only relatively recently, and by the problems that come with it, like all first waves of immigration. In other countries, there is a perception that this does not exist, but very often it is only because these are nations that are simply accustomed to the presence of foreigners because they are former colonial powers, but for this reason they are not fundamentally more tolerant.

Not all italians are racist

Lol black in Italy?! Try being white in LA?? I had the same issues in my own native country!! People don’t think it’s possible for whites to feel racism. that’s the biggest ignorance of allllll

thank you for you video

I can explain why i think about things.. im afraid our culture is going to dissapiar because you are going to mix with our people....im very afraid of this.