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RE: Colourism: A social issue

in #life7 years ago

I agree, I do have a thicker skin because of it. I have been confused for many an ethnicity (and while I don't mind it, I sometimes wonder why people are so curious). A lot of times I lie just because I want the person to expand their horizons as what "race" a person is... and pray they my consider for a moment it doesn't matter.

The same worms will eat our flesh when we die, so why should it matter what tint is?

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Your final line rang in my ears. People are spiritual beings in a physical experience so there's no use judging a body that doesn't encompass us.

I let people guess for fun, because it also challenges their thinking to stretch some. That;s a brilliant approach to have them think back on why they would ask such a question. I'm fortunate enough to be born into a culturally diverse society here. Being judgemental can really doom someone where everyone is the minority.

For every struggle, there's always something to gain. The thicker skin here gives me solace c: