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Near my school a few days ago there was a vandalism scene where somebody wrote " White Pride " and that caused a lot of commotion. Even though the corona virus has infected many people, protests are happening in so many places such as Naperville. I keep on wondering why does discrimination continue on. It is upsetting to see so many judging by skin or language. It does not matter for what skin color or language we speak, nobody should worry about that. I have friends of all types of religions. We don't judge one another. Nobody should. We are all human beings. 

Mahatma Gandhi quotes "Peace is its own reward." I believe this is saying that we should not use violence to solve our problems. During many of the protests that are happening in the world right now are using violence. 

Martin Luther King Jr. said "Seeing is not always believing."  This is basically saying that you should never judge anyone or anything by what you see at first look. It is similar to the saying " Don't judge a book by its cover." 

Malala Yousafazi said " There should be no discrimination against languages people speak, skin color, or religion." This quote directly says that you should never judge somebody when you first see them.

I imagine a peaceful world full of kindness. What we can do to help is to take small steps in our everyday life to help others and ourselves. One of the possible ways to make the world better is to state our opinions and not stay silent. Even though you state your opinion it should never lead to violence.

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