Marrakech

Marrakech – George Orwell

The essay "Marrakech”, George Orwell shows us a clear and precise idea of that world, where he gives us an imaginary picture of the experiences he lived there. He makes us feel the discrimination, sexism, colonialism and other factors that are clearly not human

is like when you see how people live and still more how easily they die, it is always difficult to believe that you are walking among human beings poverty of the people, is simple and almost, in a way, careless. Once a person has died, they are quickly forgotten, giving the effect that a death is an event that happens often, people made numb to any emotion that would normally be attached to it. Sickness and disease is so common that people take on a non-human characteristic, making it difficult to believe. This essay makes us see more deeply what really happens in the world out there and how all this matters are not that far from our reality. We have to focus and think about how far we can go with all this issues and how all different cultures in some way or another adopt parts of this philosophies and act erroneously towards our brothers, One example of this would be the life long crisis with the white and black cultures, that in one way or another, always finish in some kind of controversy, even now in the twenty first century that lack of acknowledgement of any dignity that the most unfortunate people in humanity may have. We have to think about this and act, so we all working together can create a better world.

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