The Colourless Spectrum

When it comes to what floods our field of vision and what flows constantly from the moment we process light waves and separated bands within the rainbow of refraction; there is endless wonderment and childlike awe experienced in indigos, violets, reds, yellows, greens, blues and oranges. 

Our physical world is not only naturally imbued with them, as a species we have recreated them on our view of the world.  Every imaginable surface and structure is lathered and lavishly splashed with organic and chemical based colour.  Our brains are obviously suited to rejoice in the hues of rich vibrant visions.

Unfortunately so much of our worldview is taken up with black and white.  Be it position, thoughts, negotiation, race.  Most of the time such positioning brings nothing but a crunching full stop to any communication, although it must be said there are certain situations were one or the other is an only outcome.

But when it comes to white race - black race, no race has ever crossed a finish line on the track record of such an ugly historical endless event.  It really sadly shows how stark, boring and bland our evolution has been when it comes to dealing with such a colourless subject. 

Unfortunately though, it isn’t about colour at all.  If it were, we would be warring over the blueness of our amazing sky, greenness of our lush grasses and yellow skin of our multi flavoured bananas.

It’s about superiority.  Now more than ever when our planet is totally interconnected, immersed in reflected colours, blended like never before, now is our time to explode away from black skin - white skin.

But it’s about superiority and humans excel in being better than other and another.  Its racist roots are deep and unfathomed.  Insecure ideology continues to drive its continuance into a tinder box future and no matter how distracting the rainbow show is human colour is the main destroyer.

Black and white is the prominent colouring of species human.  If it was only about colour then we could simply engineer ourselves to be multi-coloured chameleons and rejoice in the wonderment and awe of our abilities.

​But it’s not about colour, its simply about superiority.  It’s about a super race to the finish line, to be greater than them, to hate them, until the end of time.