We live in a society where color defines us. Just because you're brown, light skinned, black they look at you like you've robbed a bank. Most Americans (65%) are racist. When they see fellow citizens that are black they already have the thought that they are bad or they did something wrong.

             Let me tell you this, color does not divide us. If you don't like the person for what she or he did to you, don't label them all bad because for their skin. White or black we are all the same. We had our ups and downs but you never saw black people complaining to white people because of their skin. It doesn't matter if your white or black, we have the same bones, share the same thoughts, play the same game. We all want to succeed and have unity but why do we have to drag people down.

             Funny fact because a black man played the key role in American civil rights movement from the mid 1950s until his assassination guess what, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated by a white man. During the Civil war also a black man ended slavery before and during the civil war and who is that? Frederick Douglass.

            You see if you keep discriminating people because of the color of their skin we are never going to have unity with our own people. Nobody was born racist, no one was born bad, no one was born to be hated upon. If we haven't discriminated our own people and had unity since day 1, who knew if we already have all the medicine for sickness, cure for cancer, we would have the help of our own people on our side. 

It doesn't matter who's side you're on. What matters is that we end this war. Color of the skin doesn't mean rivalry. We did the first step, will you help us take the second?