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Humans are...


Everyone equal, no one oppressed, yet the world yelled For the world did not believe that skin color mattered African-American, Can we just be Americans? Can we just be Humans? Must we discriminate, Must we see differences only skin deep? Must we discriminate, Must we discriminate against ourselves? Must we discriminate against others? May we only see humans or Americans, but not African-Americans or Hispanic-Americans. Are we humans? Or are we aliens? Are we one species, or are we incompatible?
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