I'm not black, I mean that's people calls me but it's not me, i didn't come out of my mother womb saying "hi everybody I'm black" no, i was taught to be black and you are taught to be called that, along with whatever you called yourself it's just label.
See from birth the world first feed us these label and eventually we all swallow, digest and accept the label, and never ever doubting them.
But there is no problem, labels are not your, labels are not me, labels are just labels.
But who we are, are not just skin deep, see when i drive my cars, no one will ever confuse the car for me, but when i drive my body, you confuse me for my body. "It my body not me, see let me break it down, your body is just what you drive around. It just had a Limited Edition like a black edition, white Edition, Irish Edition. And we are forced to own this cars for the rest of our lives.
AND WHO WE TRUELY ARE IS FOUND IN SIDE OURSELVES.