There is no doubt racial discrimination oppresses and alienates people, even in their own countries. But I wonder if this internalised anger and frustration is one of the driving forces behind domestic and growing international terrorism. And if this is the case, what and how can the youth begin to make impact in this growing international threat? People deserve to live in freedom and liberty without undue fear of being attacked, even in their own door steps. Children deserve a chance in life, particularly a chance to achieve their greatest human potentials. What is the role of religion and culture in global terrorism? It is high time the youth engaged in a multinational, multicultural and multi-religious discussion to address this growing local and international concern called TERRORISM. Once again, do you think racial discrimination is a factor that spurs international terrorism?