Prejudice And Racial Discrimination In America

It had been decided. Genesis had chosen how it would be done, and Jackson would be the one to carry it out. He was wearing a business suit, a red tie, dress pants, and there was a leather belt wrapped around his thick waist. All designer clothes, but the labels had been torn off; it was protocol. his hair was in a business cut, black with too much gel, his face plump and red. He was in the heart of Creation, Intuition and Animation. Three different words but the three very same letters. CIA. He, like every other agent, had no feelings- kindness, sadness, anger, compassion, love. Feelings, everyone said, was murder. Five others would await him in room 4B-13- a tall Asian man, a greying Afghan, a middle-aged Dane, and a young Russian. Together they made a group of anti-race prejudice protectors, or as Jackson put it, Crazy One, Crazy Two, Crazy Three, and Crazy Four. Race prejudice was what made the world work. Prejudice led to fermenting anger; untamed anger led to wars, and wars led to money. …show more content…
It was to be big and loud, but without a trace. Something like this would create anger, and anger was what the contact wanted. Jackson didn’t care about the reasons or who the contact was and neither did the rest of Genesis, but this was a special case. Business was business, and twenty-million dollars wouldn’t hurt one bit. The contact was a blasphemous elder named Gabriel Motierre, the longest-serving CIA member. He wanted them dead-the Asian, the Afghan, the Dane, the Russian. One was corrupt, he claimed, and he didn’t know who, but he didn’t dare mess around with secrets. Motierre had provided Genesis with all of their schedules through an onion network, making it impossible to