Hey I am ginger too. Your gonna meet bullies no matter what different places you go to and different people you meet. Just be cool, chill out and enjoy life.

There are d**** in all walks of life the challenge is finding the people that mirror you in whatever race, creed, religion you find them... you keep tarring everyone with the same brush you may tar over a master piece

I'm with Big-Will & Gemmell on this one

Going by your markers Anglo Saxon/Ginger to lend understanding to the discussion, when you come to realise this point - and we've already had this discussion over at Redhedd World before.
It's just a wrapper - outward appearence - covering - container, has absolutely "nothing" to do with the inward person. Go just below the surface of hair & skin and you'll discover or understand that people are people no matter what their skin/hair color is.
I've been on the planet for 49yrs, went to and met people from all over the planet and can say with assurance that you may be accepted by others outside of your culture, but only to a point.
You are not 100% "one of them" though it may seem like you are being fully embraced by Asain, Musslim, and "maybe Blacks".
There are unique cutural differences that go along with being in those sub-groups to the point where you are not going to be allowed to participate in simply because you are not of their culture.
Condemming "Anglo-Saxon's" as a whole and turning your back on them is not going to be helpful in any form, try it out for awhile and you'll see what I mean.
I am not AngloSaxon, but rather Norse. I could pull a grivence out of the hat and gripe about how the Anglo-Saxons destroyed my culture centuries ago, how ever I am not responsible for the decisions the Norse made to earn the attention of the Anglo-Saxons.
Is everyone really responsible for your woes, or do you have a part in them if not the large portion?
Same principle applies that everytime you point a finger, three are pointing right back at you.

wTf???! just sayinnnnn

my thoughts on this.....you have some serious issues is my first thought.

Hi lunar breeze, I came over from redhedd.com :)
you sound very angry... most gingers (I'm not a ginger by the way, just an enthusiast) are bullied as a kid and even on into their adult lives... but you're proud of who you are right? Well than realise that you are you also because of those people... even if their influence was negative, they created the beautifull person that you are now...
I had similar issues with my dad, so you can realize it was very difficult for me to accept him for who he is, but I have to... I decided not to turn my back on him, because I found out he was no more a product of his father as I was of him.... we get along now better than ever before...
By the way, you're anglo-saxon to, no matter how hard you try, that culture shaped you as well :)
I've been in your position a few years ago... luckely I was reading alot about taoisme at that point and that has thought me to leave the negative for what it is, and embrace the positive energies in my life...