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Skin Deep


Don't Let Anyone tell you that race is Important. for it is simply - Superficial. racial conflicts are Superficial. Why? Different colors of skin. It's all subjective. Different wavelengths of light absorbed by the skin, determine color. Very superficial. What do wavelengths say about race and how They should be treated? Nothing. A Blind man would be ignorant of these colors but would be More Accepting, More Open, Nondiscriminatory. 0.05 inches of Skin, is All that separates the races. Shallow. Skin deep. Superficial.
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