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we both have 206 bones sticks and stones may break my bones but youre using guns and laws that only apply to me we have two eyes but somehow you see me differently two ears but you cannot hear the cries of my people two hands mine reaching out to others yours pushing away "our kind" and you are anything but kind or fair even if your skin is.
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