In the vibrant cities of Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, and The Hague, Abdelilah Amraoui tackled urgent issues of racism and xenophobia on FunX, a popular Dutch youth radio station. Stressing the importance of simple language, Amraoui highlighted the divisions these problems create within our communities. Through his courageous initiative of printing empowering messages on shirts, he sparked essential conversations among young minds, urging them to directly address these issues.
Amraoui’s approach, based on clear communication, involves breaking down strong unfair beliefs, making people more understanding and kind. By encouraging active involvement, especially among young people, he advocates for a society where everyone’s inherent value is acknowledged, regardless of their origins. His efforts showcase the profound impact of straightforward words in breaking down barriers, paving the way toward a more inclusive society. Amidst a world often marked by divisions, Amraoui’s strategy serves as a beacon of hope, demonstrating the power of dialogue in bringing about meaningful change and fostering a harmonious future for all.
INTERVIEWS
In a couple of interviews, we explored racism and xenophobia, discussing challenges and solutions that ignited important conversations for change.
