You know what really gets me thinking about Shaka Hislop's story... it's not just that he stood up to those youths and decided to make a difference, but how his experiences with racism have made him realize that the fight against it isn't something you can fix overnight 
. I mean, it's been 26 years since he first took on those abusers in Newcastle and we're still dealing with hate speech online... it shows that this is an issue that requires constant attention & effort 
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. I mean, it's been 26 years since he first took on those abusers in Newcastle and we're still dealing with hate speech online... it shows that this is an issue that requires constant attention & effort .
. And now he's on a quest to make the world a better place, one conversation at a time 
. I'm loving his determination and optimism, even with all the setbacks - it's like he's saying, "We'll get there" straight from the Lion King 
. His story reminds me of Rocky Balboa, you know? He keeps getting back up after getting knocked down 
. Anyway, I think we can all learn from Shaka's journey - that one person can make a difference when they speak out against racism 
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