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We Are All Human

Black or white,

We are all human.

Straight or gay,

We are all human.

Tall or short,

We are all human.

Small or large,

We are all human.

Republican or Democrat,

We are all human.

Smart or average,

We are all human.

Athletic or brittle,

We are all human.

Secure or insecure,

We are all human.

Outcast or accepted,

We are all human.

 

Society is defined by stereotypes.

We are so quick to judge.

But it shouldn't  matter what we look like,

Or what our opinions are.

We are all apart of the same race:

The human race.

We may seem different,

But we really are very much alike.

We all have the same parts,

Just our own ways of expressing them.

We all struggle,

In one way or another.

Reach out your hand to a fellow human in need.

The pain is more bearable together.

 

We are individuals,

But we are one:

One race,

One species,

One community,

One population,

One identity.

 

We are one.

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maddie-reed
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Jun 27, 2013
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