good article I got a student who shouted out "Happy is the one who says I am Turk" every morning, but when in class came close to me and said "teacher, do u know indeed I'm Kurd, but I can speak only a few words". She said it in a way as if being a Kurd was something disgraceful. And I told her she is lucky to have the opportunity to learn Kurdish as well as Turkish. I suggested that she learned Kurdish from her parents. Well.. I dont know... :-S why cant everyone be just themselves? studnoe chustno!!

dreaming of a world like in Aitmatov's "A day extends to be a century"... though knowing that it will always be a dream...

Then most of the teachers and professors are also close-minded but Mustafa Whitepath, thehandsom and incişka are open-minded

Difficult question, i thought they are educated and educating. Somehow you met by chance with open-minded ones...

such a shame to make ugly policies based on unvolitional (ethnics,beliefs,nationalities etc..)criterions.And i think our great country's one of main problem that,we still trying to creat new policies for make stronger our democracy depend on ethnics or beliefs,while a real democracy's road pass on from a strong and just economical system.Only science,fabrics,production,more employ,productivity,justly shariing can make stronger our democracy by to be respectfull to all unvolitional div ersities under one flag and in the same borders...But pity false intellectuals using inncoent people's unvolitional diversities just for keep their chairs and just for their selfish political aims,we need more food,more friendship,more understanding,better education instead of to be be fish on fishooks of foxy politicans or false intellectuals.And i think everyone have to be aware of that ''Turkishness''only an upper culture and always possible to live in peace and side by side under of this upper culture by keeping our ethnical and belief diversities...