The epitome of 'being an Indian' is deeply rooted in our culture. We are very proud of who we are because of our roots. This for the good or bad, puts us in the spotlight in a distant corner, in our own world. The idea of KLK, that we being stereotyped are typical of what we are. But how do we break out from this? Why can't we look beyond the sunset, beyond the borders of our secure Indian world and touch the sky?
What we really want is a community where the new born Indian has a chance to fight on the same level and excel higher than anyone else based on being simply part of the fast forward future. We want independent thinkers and community builders who can look beyond the skin and emotions to capture the moment. We must think as a winning community rather than falling victim to our pasts or to the cry of the masses.
Constantly ask why can't we be different. What will happen to us if we want to be different? Can we live without our stereotypical reference pulling us behind.
With this, and joining the band, lets together kick out the oppressors of the KLK world and build a brighter future for our community!
Ok, I'm stumped. I wanted to cast my vote but I figure all his "building" and "referencing" was straight out of a civil engineer interview. Hope you landed the job bro.