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The Color Of My Skin

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"If books are not judged by their cover, why are people judged by the color of their skin?"
The world is made of different people, they look different, speak different languages, etc.
But these differences are what make us unique, what makes us shine.
Yet somehow people are able to discriminate against others claiming that they are superior.
But there always at least one good person who is able to bring change.
And after all, there are only two types of people the good and the bad.
Follow the lives of those who are stereotyped because of the color of their skin.
Life is cruel to them, but after all, if there is darkness, then there must also be light.
Note: some stories may be loosely based off of true stories which will be creditedAll Rights Reserved

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