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Discrimination


Who are we to judge based on a person’s skin or based on what they like and their sexual orientation

“Equal Rights” is a law in this nation but not fully enforced we show discrimination

They say god loves all yet they shun his creations why do we do this in such tragic situations

We all come in different shapes, colors, sizes, and who we are well that’s just what our prize is

We’re all blessed in a way; so take note and acknowledge

Just because we’re different doesn’t mean you have the right to judge

Everyone’s different and we just want to be loved.

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