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reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood {this <br />didn't seem like a brotherhood to me} . I just blew them off and played with the kids that I <br />always played with not caring about the color of their skin. <br />It is clear to me now that I have experienced discrimination as I was excluded from <br />groups of kids because of my friends of color. WAIT! Doesn't it say in Article 2 in the <br />Universal Declaration of Human Right Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms <br />set forth...without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, ... opinion. Wasn't <br />discriminated against because of my opinion and wasn't there distinction with race and <br />color? How many rights are we violating here? <br />To my surprise it was a both black kids and white kids who started calling me Oreo <br />Boy. It seems to me that discrimination comes fro� nothing but ignorance from people <br />who dislike change or something new to them. I feel I have experienced discrimination <br />because I was excluded from my age group, as it states in Article 5 in the Universal <br />Declaration of Human Rights, "No one shall be subj ected to torture or to cruel, inhuman <br />or degrading treatment or punishment." I experienced being excluded to be inhuman and <br />degrading. <br />I have intervened in discriminationby not responding or giving in to peer pressure and <br />by just playing with whomever without thinking of their color. In case you think that this <br />never happens ask your kid what color the kids are that they mostly play with. If they are <br />Christian ask them how many Muslim friends do you have. <br />