My philosophy of peace and I want to change the whole situation

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Spread peace and love education  not racism . George Floyd was not supposed to was not supposed to die. We must stop running from what we do to not know and racism by educating ourselves with  compassion and understanding, with othepatience,cooperation and consideration and love . Please help me end the horrible cycle of hatred and corruption. Different perspectives should acknowledge and shared not feared. No one is perfect . People are unique individuals need to learn from each other and accept our differences not destroy them. No one is superior to Any other Jewish, Christan and Muslim , black brown Indian disability who cares about you look like we are all equal and made from Allah.  This racism, hatred and volience will never solve anything. We need to celebrate our differences not hate them . We need to come together not stand divded . We are not actually acting like the United States of America  . This is heart breaking . Differences are what make me a good person and they make the world a good and interesting place to live . People need to be educated and patient with each other. Why is society,s first instinct to always fear, hate and attack what we do not know . Do not judge a person's appearance get to know a person before you judge them . True beauty is  definitely skin deep .we need to listen and share each other experiences with the world and fight injustice in society. Please don't hate we need to stop living in fear and people must learn how to understand each other and accept our differences to stand up to injustice and corruption. We are all good and equal.clients. A therapist’s work cannot begin until a comfortable relationship with a client is established; this connection to clients is the foundation of therapy. I want to give clients room to express what is going on without subjugating them to double-binded questions in which however they answer, they are somehow wrong. Rather than put a negative connotaton to their answer, I want to hear them out and allow them to express themselves more freely. As a therapist, I will teach my patients how to take advantage of their own abilities.  As a result, my clients will learn to accept their own differences and embrace their unique identities and talents because no one should ever be ashamed of who they are. No matter what life throws at you, people can always achieve their dreams and goals in life.  In order to progress as a society, we must cast away this false idea of what “normal” is. 

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