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Actiegroep SOS maakt duidelijk geen ludieke actie te zijn
- Published_at:2016-07-11
- Category:News & Politics
- Channel:Kevin P. Roberson
- tags: SOS Efteling Carnival Festival monsieur cannibale microaggressions
- description: A national debate has been sparked in the Netherlands concerning the Efteling Theme Park Resort attractions 'Monsieur Cannibalel' and 'Carnival Festival'. Action group Stop Oppressive Stereotypes (SOS) believes that the rides overemphasis negative ethnic stereotypes which in turn indoctrinate children with a skewed view of society. SOS has given independent journalist Kevin P. Roberson exclusive accesses to film and interview the group. Roberson is not a member of SOS and is not the groups spokesperson. At this moment members of SOS wish to remain anonymous, due to death threats that the group has been receiving via social media. Roberson was allowed to ask the group questions but they weren't willing to give there responses in front of our camera's. Regardless of these restrictions we produced a video compilation based on the information that SOS did share with us. As stated in their letters, the action group isn't just focusing on the attractions in De Efteling, but want to also shed light on other microaggressions within society. The group sees that statements of U.S. Presidental candidate Donald Trump concerning Mexican's en -Americans as being an example of a microaggression or the 'fewer Moroccaan' of Dutch politician Geert Wilders. The group believes that by making society aware of these issues, it will ultimately bring people closer together. **DISCLAIMER** The logo in the upper right hand corner is of a bald eagle with a lion on the inside of its torso. This logo was created for the AV Medea website www.thepatriotact.nl and has nothing to do with neo-nazism as incorrectly stated on Joop. The logo is a reflection of Kevin P. Roberson's ethnic roots. Roberson is a Dutch African-American. The Roberson Report Medea Media 2016©
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