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Gray Scale


Black and white White and black Ying and yang Colors that make this world bright Why should color of skin matter When trying to achieve rights? Those rights were given to humans Unalienable Despite our color We are the same Equal Take away the skin Left with bones Bones that are composed of the same thing Take away those bones We are all God’s creation We are all equal Holding hands Hand holding on No matter what We need to get along
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