We all bleed the same colour!!!

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I have this feeling of intense dislike for those people who differentiate people on the basis of colour. Dark skin is not a crime and a lighter or a fairer skin will never be a prized possession. How can people think that the skin colour defines us? Is it not our words, actions and mentality that defines who we are? Don't you think, a smile will be a smile no matter the face? A kind and happy soul will be it, no matter the race?

Eventually, we should all understand that our skin colours are not going to define us. It's time to stop judging people on the basis of their skin colour, instead, the first impression should focus on their nature, personality and behaviour.

I have seen racism being practised in our country. Even if it's not that major, but it shouldn't be that minor too. People still judge each other on the basis of their colour and this is something very bad that I've come across. It's time to let go of all the racism as we all bleed the same colour. Whether you are black or white, your blood is red!!

Eliminate Racism and rip off its roots!! Let's unite together as we all together will make a beautiful world!!

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