The color of our hearts is the same irrespective of how we look on the outside. But do all of us realize this? Hear from the mouth of Megha Mukim, a survivor of society's way of looking at people who don't look "normal". Vitiligo is a condition where white spots start to develop on the skin and I think most of us have seen that with someone around us. But did we give a teeny thought about how they would feel when we looked at them differently? Are the spots on their body or in our hearts?

We happen to be a victim of such mentality quite often and end up doing the same with our future generations too, not realizing what we are making of them and how unkind we are becoming in the process. While the truth may be that even if we are the majority, we might be the odd ones out. Because to be human is to be loving, accepting, and including of all shapes, sizes, colors, and diversities.

So look beyond the looks and hear how to do it from Mukim - the sassy amazing brown and white girl from Canada.