Race is not biology
As humans, wherever we belong to is our identity which tell people more about us than words. If you are a black, beyond what you posses as quality, your colour will be the first indicator of where you belong. It is an obvious fact that cannot be shielded with any veil.
Instead of us to concentrate more on the biodiversity among the elements in the world, we were struck in the air of arrogance and selfishness - discriminating people by creating segregation through language, dressing, food and belief, ignoring that the universe has its own language.
Life is becoming less vivacious the more we subject our attitude to favour some group of people and disobliged others. If truly we want the world to be a global home for all, we must tolerate the concept of biological relationship with people - seeing them rather as humans and making other factors like country, language, education, religion, secondary considerations.
I believe we are created to fill a web of wonder not to be condescending to one another. Color white is beautiful but not perfect. Black is dark but not evil. Trees are tall but cannot be climbed to heaven, shrub are short but awesome. Irrespective of where you fit in, you're not a mistake because if nature smiles on you, you wouldn't yet have it all. And if otherwise, you couldn't possibly loose it all. You still got what to be envied in you like your uncluttered simplicity in your approach to life and the contentment of being where you are.
_The difference in us is synonymous to being in different carriages of train, they are as much missing what you're experiencing as you're missing theirs._
Race is sociology. It operate mainly on social level which is a leveler of people's ideology and concept towards some certain things in life.
Until we can make race a biology, we'd continue living with the barriers it created among humans, wanting superiority of class over other as though, that is the ticket guaranteeing heaven.
Race is sociology but will be good farther than a mere topic in biology.
