NARRATOR:
Choice.

VOICE (ENGLISH ACCENT):
It’s very amusing really. People here see my dark skin, they think I’m black. They hear my accent, they think I’m British.

NARRATOR:
What does one say? “Excuse me, I’ve been using my black prejudices and it turns out you’re from India. I’m confused.”

VOICE:
How delightful to meet someone who just sees people as people

NARRATOR:
A human life is the highest unit of value in this world. But with prejudice in place, it ’s not worth so much. How do you see people?

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