Youth Hopes Cry for Peace Will Be Heard
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I have but little to say, with all that is happening around us. I was taught as a little girl, that everyone is equal. But now as I grow up, I have come to learn: “that we are told we are equals, but not treated as equals.”
I also sent a drawing that pretty much speaks for itself. It’s time for the world to move forward, and learn that a person is a person and no person should see colors. Just people. People that need to unite, to bring peace to (the) world we live in.
Why you, you ask? Why I sent you this? ‘Cause maybe, just maybe you would print it in the paper. And people would see it. And they would take a moment to realize that what happened was not right. And next time they will stop it from happening again.
From a person who is only 19 years of age. Someone that has begun her life, would like to make a difference for her future.
The drawing has a burning effect that best describes what has happened.
I’m not black.
I’m not white.
But only a simple
Person that sees
No color.
I’m a Hispanic young girl
Crying for peace.
SILVIA HERRERA
Carson
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