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Color.


White. Black. Yellow. Green. Brown.

See me for what I can be.

I'm not a color.

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maisie_rainey
<p>except you are. we all are. the problem isn&#39;t that racism is seen with color. EVERYONE needs to see color. because the truth is, we are different. I&#39;m latina, but i&#39;m blonde. I get treated white. thats the problem. we need to see color, but we need to treat each other as if we&#39;re all human, like we are. color doesnt change actions, if anything, black and hispanic people are much more etiquettial&nbsp; than white people. You are a color, I am a color, we&#39;re all colored. we just need to get treated like we&#39;re all sane human beings.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
Geezyg21
<p>I love this!!!</p>

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