Sunday marked Father's Day and while the ladies of 5H paid tribute to their daddies on Instagram, Lauren Jauregui also addressed a major issue in the world.

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The 5H singer shared a photo of the famous words, "If not you, then who? If not now, then when?"

 I'm feeling quite sad today reflecting on the state of our world. There is such a deep and alarming need to awaken people's empathy. People's ability to recognize the humanity in every single human being around them and the fact that the only race is the human race. We may be different shades, we may be different genders, we may have different views and beliefs but we are the SAME. When you look up into the sky and see something flying, you don't think about calling it a bird, it just is one. Whether it's blue or green or multicolored, it is a bird that needs to fly. We are all humans with the need to survive and love. We need to STOP this division, creating labels and groups that target our differences. We need to stop dwelling on them and start building on our commonality. Recognize that it is just WRONG to stereotype, persecute, oppress, murder, (the atrocities are endless) HUMAN BEINGS. I have seen this trend about saving dogs from being murdered in China. There's a petition with millions of signatures recognizing this as an atrocity and acting on it and raising awareness for this to stop. When are we going to start taking that same initiative with one another? When are we going to recognize that what happened in Charleston was a BLATANT act of violence fueled by an institutionalized entitlement and privilege. That man was not crazy, he thought and was taught that it is ok to think of an African American as less than himself. He is a product of RACISM. When is a Law Enforcement official, considered an esteemed member of society because of how honorable his job is, going to be indicted for doing the most dishonorable thing you can do to another human being (murder)? Where are the petitions and the voices surpassing the oppressed? WHERE IS EVERYONE'S SOUL AND HUMAN EMPATHY. Why do we blind ourselves. Why are we scared to change it. We can change it. We have lost the ability to recognize that a living being is precious. That life is precious and short. And just because someone doesn't look or think like you, or express themselves in this world the way you think is proper does NOT give you the right to dehumanize and oppress them. We need to do better.

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She then dived into her thoughts about the world lacking empathy.

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"I'm feeling quite sad today reflecting on the state of our world," Jauregui admitted, adding, "There is such a deep and alarming need to awaken people's empathy."

Jauregui has such a clear picture of how the world should be in that we are all humans regardless of our "different shades" as well as our "different genders," "different views and beliefs."

She then made a brilliant analogy between birds and humans to further explain her stance.

"When you look up into the sky and see something flying, you don't think about calling it a bird, it just is one. Whether it's blue or green or multicolored, it is a bird that needs to fly. We are all humans with the need to survive and love," she declared.

"We need to STOP this division, creating labels and groups that target our differences. We need to stop dwelling on them and start building on our commonality. Recognize that it is just WRONG to stereotype, persecute, oppress, murder, (the atrocities are endless) HUMAN BEINGS," she enlightened.

What spurred her sadness on Father's Day? Well, the 5H singer has "seen this trend about saving dogs from being murdered in China" and is amazed that so many people are in an uproar over it, petitioning to make a change, yet she wants to know, "When are we going to start taking that same initiative with one another?"

Her questions didn't end there. She asked a handful of other ones, including, "When are we going to recognize that what happened in Charleston was a BLATANT act of violence fueled by an institutionalized entitlement and privilege[?]"

Jauregui really wants to know "WHERE IS EVERYONE'S SOUL AND HUMAN EMPATHY."

She strongly believes as people "We need to do better."

She then wished her dad Mike well on Father's Day, calling him "such a pillar of light in my life."

It seems like Jauregui developed her deep empathy partially from her dad and while yesterday was an overall celebratory day, the young adult has a valid point that the world needs to change.

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