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Discrimination

by lindsey.johnaye

What would I change, If it could be on thing? I would change Discrimination And the violence it would bring. The staring, judgemental eyes Towards people of different skin tones. The pain and the cries Because of people throwing stones. I would change how people look At those who like the same sex. How people act like they're disgusted And give homosexuals no respect. Discrimination is a horrid thing That needs to go away And love and respect for everyone Needs to stand in its place.
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<p>how can we change anything if we don't change ourselves</p><p>why i say that? because there are many issues that impact our lives</p><p>in this case, your poem emphatically reflects about ending disrimination</p><p>we are all one whether people like it or not</p><p>we are all brothers and sisters from different mothers</p><p>its essential to advocate the importance of equality</p><p>great job</p>
lindsey.johnaye
What would I change? Discrimination is one thing.
lindsey.johnaye
What would I change? Discrimination is one thing.

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