Don't go. What would it prove? How would it help?
What if a black person drove into your neighborhood, and some white kids told him to get lost, and used racial epithets? Would it help if one of his angry friends came back into your neighborhood and started yelling at white people? I doubt it.
What if you find the wrong people and start chewing them out? They'll think you're the one with the attitude problem.
Besides, just because *some* of the people living there have a problem with white people doesn't mean *all* of them do.
Let it go.
If God saw fit to turn everybody on Earth into blond-haired, blue-eyed Aryans tomorrow, there would still be people hating each other because you're Catholic and I'm Baptist, you're a White Sox fan and I'm a Cubs fan, you use Surefires and I use Maglites, you like LED flashlights and I like incandescents, etc.
My kids sometimes fight over trivial, silly things. Why would they cry and throw a tantrum over some stupid glittery LED glowball that they haven't played with in months? As soon as one kid finds it in the bottom of the toy box, his sister decides she wants it and a fight breaks out. There's no reason from them to get all worked up and fight over something so unimportant. Why can't they just get along and share what they have?
God must feel the same way about us, sometimes... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif