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The Importance Of Discrimination In Schools

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Everyday People are judging other based off there race and religion.In my school a lot of kids are seeing things they see in the news and are bringing it into the school.They are discriminating against each others race and religion and it all needs to stop.We all need to come together as one and fight against everything that is going on in the world.If us students were to all come together then we could make a difference because we are the countries future and we need to make it a better place.People are different in many ways and they deserve the right of acceptance no matter their race or religion.I will try and bring everyone together.

There is a lot of different people in this world.Each person has there own personality and way of life.The people you see in the hallway of your school are all different races and have different relgions.Im different than a lot of people in my school.No body should be the same because we 're all different and we have

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