Separate but Equal
Our profile separates us by races
But time separates us by our destiny
Our jobs and money by class
Our skin separates us by color
Don't be labeled by their lies
Be fair
Be equally kind to all humanity
Esteem not a child above the other
For animosity will arise
For we all are equal in the sight of our maker
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T. Eugene Williams
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I agree!! God agrees too. Everyone is equal under his eyes, bond and free, male and female, white, black, and Asian, to name a few. He loves us all!!