Question concerning race and class

[Wojtek Sokolowski]

I've been watching the debate about racism/nationalism silently, mainly
because I have little to add to what Max Sawicky and Jim heartfield have
already said on the subject.  I have, however, one question.

The proposition "End capitalist oppression!" entails a set of programs
that, if implemented, are likely to achieve an empirically observable set
of objectives stipulated by that proposition.  Those programs may or may
not get support of various interests groups, and thus may or may not be
attainable under particular political-historical circumstances.  But there
is little doubt that the implementation of a program that, say, curtails
private property rights  will reduce the capacity of the "haves" to
economically exploit the "have-nots," and will produce a more equitable
distribution of economic resources.

When it comes to the proposition "End racism," however, I am at utter loss.
 What the f**k are we supposed to do (individually or collectively) to
achieve that end?  

I hope nobody on this list seriously believes that schmoozing, throwing
epithets at real or perceived enemies, "town meetings," street rallies or
supporting a political campaign will have any measurable effect on "race
relations" other than propelling a few entrepreneuring individulas to
leadership positions.  

So what a person like myself (an Eastern European immigrant of leftist
persuasion) is supposed to do to 'end racism?'  And while we are at that,
can anyone describe to me how exactly the 'end of racism' looks like, so I
can tell (instead of being told!) whether we have one or not?

Best regards,

Wojtek Sokolowski