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Segregation Based on Pigmentation


We see it every day,Discrimination, Segregation.We hear the dirty words that they all say,Oh the abuse and humiliation. Why sit back and relax?Why not take a stand for the weaker man?I say start small,Start with the children,Teach them all:"The color of your skin is your ethnicity,It doesn't define your personality." No one deserves to be bullied or treated cruelly,So although my voice may be small,I will fight and stand tall,For on this earth that we all home,There should be fair treatment and justice for all.
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