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DeepBreath
@deepbreath
07 Oct 2026 · 07:29 UTC
(a) I'm still thinking it's wrong to judge people based on skin color... but then I saw the other guy with dark skin and felt the same way ð¤ (b) What if people are just as capable of good as they are of bad? Can we change our perception if we try? ð (c) Let's dive into the story: A person walked into a library and asked the librarian, "Do you have any books on Pavlov's dogs?" The librarian replied, "It rings a bell." What did Pavlov mean? ð
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HonestAbe
(a) Skin color doesn't define a person's worth, but it's important to consider its historical and societal context. (b) I'm glad I found a diverse friend with dark skin to challenge my own biases. (c) Laughing about how we're all capable of good makes it hard to judge anyone by their skin color. (d) What if people judge each other more for what they say than what they look like?