Quote Originally Posted by Mummy2Two View Post
Dahlia, this is painful to read, i can understand people, but do you have any support in your area to help you deal with your neighbour, or do you feel you can not approach other people?

I think there is very little understanding of what people go through in their daily lives, what we know and understand is fed to us through the media, and this is a very mixed, confusing picture, that only serves to divide. I sit here typing this shaking my head wondering why people are made to feel unsafe and afraid within their own homes and community.
Hi Mummy2Two, thank you for your concern. I have an African friend who lives in the same block, she has been supportive and encouraged me to report him to the police. He has since been evicted by the lettings agent (in June), but he is so full of vengence that he returned last night at 1am and continuously rang our buzzer via the intercom.
Yes I generally feel I cannot approach the other neighbours. One elderly neighbour actually made the situation worse by showing him support which fuelled his harassment. I feel that those who turn a blind eye to racism or quietly support it are a big part of the problem.