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Everybody deserves a chance no matter what color skin they has we are all different in every way please dont take they chance away he has black skin, I have white she's more tan and many more out of sight Do not judge on the color of my skin judge me for the things i've done I am not my color but my mind I am perfectly designed Take a step back and breath it in We'll become friends, just begin
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