Hope and Strength

By Freya , aged 14 from Robert May’s School 

Hope & Strength – We Have Far More in Common 

In my anti racism poster, I chose to draw a flower because it represents, hope, strength and remembrance. This interlocks nicely with anti-racism as if you are going through difficult times you need to strengthen hope to get you through. We have to remember that no matter how much someone is smiling, on the inside it can be bad and sad and people might not want you to see that. The dove in the centre of my flowers represents peace which is the overall point of equality and anti-racism. Equality is shown in another way in my poster: the quote being one way and the colours being another, as the colours representing all communities.