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Racial Inequalities...


why is race important or color looked at first in this world of screwed distortion the racial slurs they hurt these simple words cause sonflict when they're spoken out of anger from businessmen to convicts they cause us too much danger from caucasians to hispanics on to africans and asians these words cause bouts of panic and may even seem pervassive if all the lights went out and our vision it was cracked would it really matter if your color was white or black?
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