for them to repeat to others and if I'm not mistaken that's a journalistic ideal of sorts. That aside, she has a point -- clearly, but I think it gets lost in a lot of other stuff. The article basically boils down to:

"For me everyday has the potential to be this kids experience and that's wrong because this is supposedly "my" country where it's claimed the rules apply equally to all."

However there's a lot of other things in the article that confuse the wrongness of the situation on both sides of the equation.