Why Should One Person Be Hid?

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Why should one person have more authority over another person seeing that they are a different race? Why should a child be forced to shoplift for their parents? Why should kids see inappropriate ads on their kid safe games? They shouldn’t. The America I believe in has equality throughout the country, more law enforcement on child abuse, and a safe media.
The America I believe treats it’s public equally. No one has a one up on anybody regarding gender, race, or religion.. Everybody will have a fair shot at a job interview. For example, you won’t be declined that interview because of you being a woman applying for a “man’s job,” or vice versa. If two people have the same degree and are applying for the same job, why should one person be hired

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