Humanity

I believe humanity is everything. Humanity is to be human, how we express our selves, how we think, what we believe in, what we make of our lives, and even how we do it. Humanity makes us unique. But in my opinion, what humanity really represents is mistakes. Ever heard of the saying, "We learn from our mistakes.?" Well, that's precisely what I consider humanity is. To make mistakes and learn from them. Otherwise, how would we define humanity? We could certainly define it as perfect, great, wonderful, and faultless. But then we would all be the same loving caring generous people; we'd have no life in us, no problems, and most importantly, not much distinction. The people who tortured and killed Chris Abani's dear friend made a mistake, but maybe they were acting out of rage for their loved ones that had been killed in the war. There is no justification to what they did to Chris Abani's friend, but just because they did that act of ruthlessness doesn't mean they don't have humanity. Humanity is obviously not perfect, and we all have faults and make mistakes, but that is what makes us unique. Humanity also helps shape us, and defines us by labelling our emotions, feelings and actions.
 * Humanity:** **By Dhanisa Modi**


 * [[image:https://encrypted-tbn3.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQVxaVAx9M5_Z_FWjudI5oLWqcRFuOcbwU0rsADQKXfZXzZ73i5 width="225" height="180" caption="This heart represents that being humanity is not perfect."]]