Say no to any discrimination.

A group of kids were playing football in the school ground, it was their break time.
They looked all familiar and friends.

In a couple of minutes, a boy who was looking different approached them. He was sitting silently on a bench and watching them with a smile on his face. It was clear that he liked football, he was enjoying their game.

He approached them to let him also play. He looked shy and hesitant. If it wasn't for football he would have never dared to approach his new class fellows, he was a new student in this school.

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The group of kids stopped playing for a while to relax and drink water. When they saw that kid they immediately averted their eyes with frowns on their foreheads.

The kid got discouraged but he didn't go back instead, he took a few steps toward them. He told them that he also likes football and would love to play.

One of their group members heard it and replied: Take your way, we don't play with people like you.

The kid's smile faded and he asked: but why?

A group member said: Do I have to tell you the reason? Don't you know? You Negro

His other group members also paid attention to what was happening.

That kid replied: if I had known it why would I ask you? I seem fit to play this game.

Their group leader replied this time:

You have proved your low intellect boy by not getting our clues. My ancestors were right, you black people are of no intellect and worth. I don't get why they gave you admission to a school made for white people.

And you are Black

We don't play with black people. Don't you ever dare get around us again. Now if you have got your answer, set aside. We have to continue our game.

The black kid was so heartbroken by their harsh words. Tears were coming from his eyes, he saw himself stepping back, going away from white people who think they own this world.

But they weren't that wrong. White people are ruling this world. And people like me have to start a trend #blacklivesmatter to be heard and seen.

^{He told everything to his parents. They didn't say anything against that group of kids. Instead, they advised him to be friendly in his class and study hard.}

^{He heard his parents saying that your color doesn't decide your worth but it's your character and what you do to others that matter}

The next day he reached school a bit late. The first lecture was by the teacher who was the most disciplined one in their class. He doesn't forgive anyone late in his period.

He was running towards the class when he heard the thud, ahhh sound behind him.

It was a boy who fell on a rock and got his knees injured. His other friends didn't stop to see their friend, it was the fear of the punishment from their teacher for being late.

He(boy on the floor) called his friends to get him up.

Oh be a man, you're not that injured, get yourself up, or be ready to get real injured for being late. His friend replied while running towards his destination.

The black kid was stopped to see this from a distance. He realized that it was the same group leader who insulted him yesterday.

He thought that karma had served him well and continued to walk towards the class.

He stopped midway, his parent's sermons were echoing in his ears.

Be friendly towards everyone. How you treat others decides your worth

After taking a deep breath...

He turned back and approached the boy who was looking in pain. He helped him to get up.

Surprisingly that white kid didn't throw his hand away even after looking who he was.

People forget discrimination when they get in trouble.

The black kid felt empowered and helped him sit at the table and offered him water. After watching scratched on his knees he took out a mini first aid box from his bag.

His mother has given it since the beginning of his school time to treat him and others if calamity hits.

He silently put plasters on both of his knees.

White boy's face turned red both with shame and pain.

He slowly thanked the black kid and apologized to him for yesterday.

Both got up for their class.

Their teacher saw this scene from the window of his office and went even before them to the class.

He let them in without punishing them and called them to come forward.

He patted them on their shoulders and asked the injured one if he was ok.

He turned towards the black on and appreciated him for using his intellect on time and dressing his friend.

You both are friends, right?

Both kids looked at each other, smiled, and nodded their heads.

Yes, We are friends.

Their teacher told the whole class about the scene he witnessed between those kids.

He said if I say I am a proud teacher of these kids then words wouldn't do justice, to how much contentment I am feeling, after seeing two kids of different colors becoming friends for the first time in this school.

I want to tell you one thing today before starting our class:

In this world, people will try to create factions to divide you based on your color and cast. These people are your real enemies who spread hatred and discrimination in this world.

Divided we all Fall.

A Real man will always hold anyone accountable based on their values and actions, and not their color and status in society.

When you grow up and start your profession as a doctor, lawyer, judge, or politician, remember one thing:

You have the choice and power to break the cycle of hatred and contradiction our ancestors lived for.

You are the children who can bring change in this world by living above these factions.

A White has no superiority over a Black nor a Black has any superiority over a White except by piety and good action.
~Last Sermon of Prophet of all Mankind.

United we win.

I'm an advocate of All Lives Matter and i am sure you will be too.