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Human

by SemmiSamson

Human Every man has the right to be a human. This right is for every man. African, American, Mexican, European There would be no human without man. We all Can learn to love every Man. Crowd snaps fingers. Or not. As long as you hear me --Semmi Samson
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Mafi Grey
<p>So true, so true; well said because people forget who we are when we walk in the room. Just another black man, but see that's where people are wrong; we are just beings trying to be something. Everyone is a color but that doesn't define who you are or your title.</p>

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