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Equality


Wasn't our nation built on equality? Blacks, whites, Hispanics, Asians. . No matter what race, we are all human beings Back in the day slavery was okay But now it isn't Things change for a reason So how come many people still discriminate on other races? It isn’t right, it isn’t fair Everyone should be treated equally No matter the color of their skin Believe it or not. . Underneath the color of our skin we all bleed the same color We are all equal, we are all one
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C_Smithhh
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
C_Smithhh
Discrimination is not right. We should all be treated equally. Are skin color shouldn't matter because underneath our skin we all bleed red.

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