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Finally I've found a kindred spirit who also embraces the idea that there are times in which we can remove the labels of ethnicity and let individuals overlay their own identities to characters of the written word. 

As long as we define everything and everybody in terms of race we will perpetuate the devisive concept  of "we and they" rather than who we as a human race really are, which is "us".

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