Multicultural Speech

You’re the new child at school who came from another country, so you find that no one understands you. Later on, a group of tough looking children come over to you. They’re teasing you because they think you look weird because you have different skin colour. You say, “What are you doing?” But since you’re still different, they tease you even more.
Imagine what it would have been like to be the child who got neglected and teased because they were different from everyone else. No one should be treated poorly because they’re not like you. But being different should be a privilege, not a disadvantage. The less you know about someone, the more you want to know about them. Say you saw a child who doesn’t speak your language. Your most likely result of this would be to learn more about this language, as you want to interact with other children from other cultures. Even if you don’t want to do this, you shouldn’t treat someone poorly because of their race, language, or skin colour.
Racial Harmony is when all races get along and respect everyone for who they are, not for what they look like. In the olden days, most white-skinned people would criticize the black-skinned people. They did this because they thought that white-skinned people and black-skinned people weren’t meant to mix. This was extremely disrespectful as we are really all the same on the inside. Everybody only has different skin colour because they come from a different race or country. To disrespect this is to define that person as weird. No human being is weird in this world and that is how it should stay.