The UFC’s Bobby Green has just restored a lot of faith in humanity.

Our society today is infected with hatred and racial divides, primarily coming from the Black Lives Matter camp which, as actor Terry Crews has pointed out, has become more of a supremacist movement.

(READ: “Black Lives Matter” Is Preying on America’s Belief That Black Lives Matter)

Green, a lightweight division fighter, brought out a white man during an impassioned speech and made it clear that his own father wasn’t fit to raise him and his mother gave him away. Being born in foster care, he was adopted by the man he brought on stage, Jacob Benny, calling him “dad.”

“Right now at this time in our country, we are doing this whole ‘Black Lives Matter,’ everyone’s fighting, everyone’s looting.

“This is my father,” Green said of Benny, wrapping his arm around him. “I didn’t have a mother or father, they gave me away. My father wasn’t fit to be my father.”

“He’s been there since the beginning,” said Bobby Green. “He’s done everything, he lays his life down for me and I lay down my life for him. I don’t judge any man on the color of their skin but the content of their character. We’re here, we love. It doesn’t matter what color, it’s all about love.”

“You can’t beat hate with hate, you beat hate with love. Everyone out there, please stop fighting. Please, come together, we can’t beat it that way. With Love.”

“You can’t beat hate with hate. You beat hate with love. So, everyone out there, please stop fighting. Please, come together.”

Bobby Green brought his father on camera and spoke passionately about his beliefs after #UFCVegas3 pic.twitter.com/bn2QESAJd1

— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) June 21, 2020

This video got some speaking out against the hate, with many saying they choose to disbelieve the narrative that we all hate each other.

People need to see what THEIR reality is not what they are told to see.
I'm 30 years old product of interracial luuuuvvv making and I have a daughter who is also interracial.
The race issue is manufactured.
I won't be convinced otherwise.

— Joe Biden pulled my black card.🖤 (@elbowlebeau) September 6, 2020

Two of my sons married Hispanic women and my daughter married a Cuban man. My granddaughter's husband's mother is Japanese. There is lots of love to go around in our color-blind family. I have 11 beautiful grandchildren & 3 greats.

— AnAmericanGirl ❤️🇺🇸👠 (@IamTweetiePie) September 7, 2020

Green embodies the real American view of race as described by Martin Luther King Jr., who made it clear that a person’s race shouldn’t be the deciding factor on who a person is, but the content of their character is what makes someone.

Right now, we’re getting the message that race divides us from many different sources such as the media and various activist groups. Even politicians in Washington are doing what they can to make sure the divide stays wide. The truth is that it’s all a lie and being so suspicious of one another isn’t necessary.