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Equality


Black or White Mexican or African-American English or French Black or White Two Eyes Two Ears One Heart or None? We choose to see what we want. We choose to believe what we know. But the mirror sees everything the same. We are the same but how are we different? We all breath the same air and walk the same land. We're all equal. We're all equal.
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Viva713

I'm a hispanic girl but born in Santa Ana, California and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. I'm fluent in english and spanish. Currently dreaming of being a clinical psychologist.

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