We All Bleed Blood

Racism has been such a taboo word in our society for many years. If race is what defines a person then we are cheating ourselves out of great experiences and opportunities that we all hold sacredly inside.

Each person whether you are Black, White , Asian or Other you were created to deposit something into this thing we all call life. When God looks at us he see us as the same. He doesn’t see our race. It is rumored that God must have liked Caucasians better because it seems as thou as a race they are favored better in our economy while many African Americans live below the poverty level.

In my opinion I believe that God allowed everyone of us to be different , but since he knew we would bicker and try to be superior over the other he gave us one common bond and that is Blood.

It doesn’t matter if you earn 100,000 a year or 10,000 a year it is a fact that if you both get cut, you both will bleed blood.

It doesn’t matter if you are homeless or live in a mansion it is a fact that if you both bleed, it will be blood.

It doesn’t matter if you black or white if you bleed , you will bleed red blood.

It was the blood of Jesus Christ that saved each one of us. Blood plays a significant role in each and everyone of our life. If there is no blood running through your veins you are history, whether you are Black, White, Asian or other. We have more in common than differences.

Think about this if you had to have a blood transfusion to live does it matter if the donor was black or white.

If you had to be pulled from a burning building does it matter if the person saving you is Black or White.

Racism to me is a act of ignorance on the part of the person who negativity react to the unknown when it relates to race. In the 70’s there was a saying that went like this ” you are my blood brother” and that rings
true.

We may not have the same family history, or have experienced the same things in our life. We may not have the same DNA or stay on the same side of town. We may not have attended the same college or shop at the same mall. There is one thing we can not deny is that we all bleed the same blood, and there is nothing anyone can do about it.