Angélica Dass: The beauty of human skin in every color

TED2016
Angélica Dass: The beauty of human skin in every color (script)
Summary
Being not part of the foreign countries with mixid races, I thought that everyone there was close, even if they had different skin color. The world abolished slavery 128 years ago. Then African-American Civil Rights Movement occurred 53 years ago. However, there are still some places which different skin color and hair are not accepted. It's not only about the places but also about people who do not accept. The speaker herself sometimes gets used to it and sometimes accepts it.
Have you ever seen the industrial palette, Pantone?
 In the world, there are lots of kinds of colors and in the Pantone all slightly different colors are very beautiful. So in the world, there are many kinds of skin colors as much as the Pantone has, and all skin colors are beautiful. Then the world should be a place wherein everyone can feel proud of their own skin color. They have to be able to love their own color. The speaker tells us that the discrimination won't disappear by itself.  She continues to take portraits as a photographer to abolish it, and she makes us realize the beauty of human skin in every color.
Words in this story
abolish /  put an end to, get rid of, scrap, end, stop