By reaching out to native English speakers on this site; reading articles and other material posted by native English speakers; watching movies and listening to music in English; watching instructional Youtube videos; reading children's books; listening to children's stories, reaching out to a tutor and speaking to one on Skype; etc, etc. Endless possibilities. If there's a will, there's a way. 

I don't believe this is discrimination. I, too, prefer to learn Spanish and Portuguese from Native speakers rather than a 'qualified' Spanish or Portuguese teacher.  Think about it. You want to SPEAK as close to a native's level as possible not simply learn what is correct in theory or on paper only! I've met many qualified and working English (non-native) teachers in my travels and upon speaking to them immediately knew they were not native, nor did they speak fluent native-level English.  Why would someone who wants to speak proper English want to learn from someone like that?

About Mother's Day

Yesterday was Mother's Day, many friends showed pictures of their moms on social media. Actually, I don't think it's good behavior: buy a gift or make a phone call just because it's Mother's Day. Why can't we do this regularly? We can do surprises more often in life. We need to show we care for our parents everyday, not just on special occasions.
However, it has been a phenomenon that people re-think their usual behavior on special days and decide to correct it. I really don't know why people are like this. Anyway, I will do things in the way I think is suitable; do good now and don't regret the past.