Author’s Remarks:
In racist Britain this situation is not as far-fetched as, at first, it might seem, with occurrences of such activities actually taking place or furtive attempts routinely made to achieve such sick undertakings rather commonplace, as anecdotal knowledge, personal circumstances brought to my attention and also independent research have conclusively confirmed.
This poem: “Racist and sick beyond belief” therefore is factually based and involves two Afro-Caribbean women whom I know exceptionally well. One was a postgraduate student with me at university, the other a close family member. Both of these females are British born.
Contemptuously dismissing the sick and racist overtures made to them by those involved, both women rapidly and sensibly dumped the feckless, British white men they’d previously and individually been involved with; later found themselves suitable partners highly and demonstrably compatible with their own specific moral and human right credentials, and are now both happily married with well-adjusted and progressively-thinking children of their own.