We have become so critical of one another over the variety of physical characteristics we individually express that we begin to think all we are is just skin-deep, and that nothing of consequence occurs deeper.
That this is an incorrect attitude is what mostly has us at each other's teeth.
Can we give it a rest?
Skin deep matters about as much as that clouds change shape, and that nowhere on
Earth does the climate maintain within Β±1.5ΒΊC, let alone that none of us express as either black or white as my Crayola crayon set exhibits them.
Not to mention that none of us determined these differences by ourselves in any natural process when born. We are what we are by generations preceding us. Can't we just accept that and move on?