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Do blind people see color? Do they judge
a race by skin? Sight isn’t such a blessing, when we close our ears and voice. Listen to the world around you; admit the injustice. Speak against what’s wrong; set the example of what is right. Bigots aren’t denying their prejudice, but yelling it. Face them with the truth; America has changed. Equal rights live. Our past is tarnished, but our future shines. Let it be known. Don’t hold your tongue fearing controversy; rock the boat now. Blend our nation with all cultures; embrace true acceptance. Risk saying the wrong thing, to say something. Stand mute no more. Communicate beyond the niceties. Take strides forward. Sometimes you have to step on a few toes to save the foot.
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