I know it’s important we go through all this, but I long for the day when we no longer need to identify ourselves by sex or sexuality or color or ethnicity or religion or nationality. Every day I think we should take a minute to remember that ultimately we’re all just people.

Jun 15, 2020 · 2:57 AM UTC

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Stay gold lady.
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It’s just packaging
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Marianne, We don't come to unity by ignoring our differences. But it is out of many that we are one. I think that phrase was "coined" somewhere at some time before.
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I am not sure that all people color agree w this
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Wrong. We should celebrate our diversity. Not pretend it doesn’t exist
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It’s an ideal but I think an unrealistic one. People will always view and treat me differently as a black, gay man. I think m the ideal, realistic society is one which says “we are all different and that’s great.”
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Is it just me or does the 2020 Census questions bother you?? I'm 2nd Gen Mexican American but for the Race part??? I'm not white, Black, Asian, Native American. So I wrote in Human Race as usual, because it should Never Matter. 👍✌
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Because of MLK’s teachings I was there already. Always doing my part to appreciate everyone. Even prejudice old black and white men. To appreciate them for what they are and watch their walls/defense mechanisms get put aside for humble friendship. Human nature is a gift.
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So with you
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