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One Race

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Rebel-for-a-Cause

Published: Jul 25, 2017

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Many colors,
Many cultures,
Many mind sets,
Many weaknesses,
Many strengths,
Many histories,
Many dreams,
Many beliefs,
We are many things
But one race

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I find the term race racist in itself, it sounds like we're calling each other aliens and implies we're so vastly different that we can't understand each other, but we could if we tried.