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Does black life matter more than any other race? No, I believe that all life matters regardless if you’re black, white, Hispanic, yellow or green. The black society today has really out done them by using the black card. This is what the government of today is showing our next generation that only one type matters.

Your life should matter whether black or white. I don’t understand what makes the majority of black people think that their lives matter more than anyone else’s. All you hear today is “Oh, I don’t get hired because I’m black!” No, you aren’t hired because you have no education and you use improper language. During my 30 plus years I’ve seen so much separation between any races for that matter. Being from New York, I never seen anyone act or use the racist card. We grew up as one and acknowledge all the same regardless of their skin tone or
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I for one do not agree with the White House and how they have chosen to run this country. I blame them for how they have separated humanity and have caused chaos between the blacks and white. Also the fact that we have been lead to disaster while he approves of such behavior and hatred among the American people. The fact that our government has played us against each other is unreal. He should be bringing us together, teaching the next generation how to love one another and help each other through the toughest times to come. Unite us as one nation as the American pledge says “ I pledge the allegiance to the flag of the united states of America and for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all”, not separate nations. Not only is the government putting us against one another but also the fact that he has tried to take God out of the picture, but in all honesty, there is no taking our God out of anything because as a true believer, God is

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