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Slavery


Black. White. Why do we have to fight? Inside we're all the same, This is not a game. Equal rights-- No fights. Peace and love, That's what's above. Everyone can get along, Let's make the world strong. Abraham Lincoln-- He was really thinkin! He fought for equality, For you, and for me. It's important to remember, That no matter the color, we are all the same.
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SheWillLiveAsSheIs
I can't think of a better way to have voiced this, a picture may speak a thousand words, but a poem can speak ten thousand. This is a great poem and I full-heartedly agree.

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