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//Imagine that you live in a world where people were separated based on the color of their skin (or color of their hair, or height, etc.). What would it be like to live in such a world? How might it change your friendships and/or your family? How would you feel? How would you respond?//
 * We all are different but with similar characteristics. The color of our skin, hair or height etc. shouldn’t be judged upon who we are. There should be no reason to judge. Discrimination and segregation shouldn’t be a huge issue in today’s society compared to years ago, yet it is still a problem today. What matters is inside each of us, not our outside flaws.**
 * To live in a world where everyone would be judged upon how they look would be like color coordinating m & m and eating the colored ones before the browns. Were just like m & m’s the better a person the less they’ll get judged. Generations are now being compared to candy. We are not sugared sweets; we are human beings! Never should a baby, toddler, pre-teen, teen, adult or #|senior citizen be judged upon his flaws! It’s injustice to know there are people out there who think it is right to #|judge people. Some people do it for publicity, comedy or habit “How would that person feel if someone judged them?". We’re all similar in and out. Our purpose was to live and make a difference by doing well not talking about the color of each others #|skin. Rosa Parks clearly didn’t care whether she sat in a white man's seat. It is just a bus and all the other seats are exactly the same. We all should stand up for ourselves, just as Rosa Parks did decades ago. Then again, “Who has the bravery?”, when there are people out there putting us down!**
 * Earth would be extremely different if there was no such thing as judging. Could you imagine that happening?** **Family means 99.9% to me, because a person can’t have 100% of everything. We are always there for each other. As my grandma would say, “We're family, and we're suppose to love one another not fight with one another like it’s a war.” Nothing's perfect nor will anything be perfect. We can only come close to being perfect. My family always comes first no matter what. If my family became separated by hair, color or race my #|heart would be shattered to pieces. For example my cousin Gema is Laos/Hispanic. If she were to get separated by her race, it would mean I would only see her once in a while or possibly never. Gema is my go-to person when I need something. My way of living would be different from today’s way of living, if there were more widespread such discrimination. A family, well my family is always together as one.**
 * If in today of the year 2011 people would be judged and separated based upon how they look, then we wouldn’t be half of what we are. Although we all as a nation are being looked upon by what we look like instead of what we do to help make earth a better place. Soon we’ll be having for discrimination of one another instead of trading goods here and there. My #|response would be loud and proud. Almost everyone would want to make a difference for a better safer environment. It would start out like a riot and end up like a riot!**
 * Being separated by our looks is unnecessary and inappropriate. “We all should be one because we’re on one.” People need to open their eyes and realize what they’ve got before it’s gone. Not everything will last forever. Forever is only a short period of time. Hopefully discrimination and segregation is only a short period of time. The next generation should be brought into a world of hatred. Judging shouldn’t be allowed here, there or anywhere. It should all sto (Is something missing here?)**
 * Some editing done by Mrs. H (10/24 - Careful with words like it's, we're. Some of these were incorrectly spelled. Also some punctuation changes made.)**