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The complexion deception

Posted on July 23, 2021 by Steve Simms

The complexion deception is a popular misconception that says that skin color makes people different. The truth is, all humans are basically the same, but we have different faces so that people can tell us apart. In historyThe color of … Continue reading →

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Good skin / bad skin idea (Will evaluation by skin color ever end?)

Posted on July 16, 2021 by Steve Simms

The worldWe’re born inToo often labels usBy the melatoninIn the skinWe’re wrapped in. Society has trained us to view people whose skin doesn’t match ours as mentally and emotionally different than us. That’s a lie. Noticing someone’s skin color has … Continue reading →

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Common sense concepts about race break with traditional thinking

Posted on July 15, 2021 by Steve Simms

No skin color is a reason for shame nor a badge of honor. Skin color’s just a physical characteristic like the shape of a hand. Physical differences (like skin color) obviously exist, but the concept of different races is a … Continue reading →

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