"I have a dream that one day my four little children will live
in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their
skin but by the content of their character." - Martin Luther
King, Jr. He had a dream but it hasn't come true yet. Twenty-
five years later, that dream is still the purpose of those who
restlessly fight against racism and prejudice, those who fight
for equality and respect for each other, who believe in love,
and who have faith in the human spirit. It seems unreal to me
that there are still people who consider themselves powerful
enough to judge human beings by the color of their skin or their
background. These people ignore the fact that the most important
values are inside and have nothing to do with color or physical
features, are still in positions of influence, and this saddens
me. Since Spain, where I was raised, is not a diverse country, I
didn't realize until I came here, how severe the problem of
racism could be. I have to tell you that I'm still perplexed,
and although I've b