We and They is a poem by Rudyard Kipling that talks about the differences between people and how they view each other. The poem highlights the fact that people tend to view those who are different from them as 'They' and those who are similar to them as 'We'. The poem also touches on the differences in culture, food, dress, and social norms between different groups of people. Overall, the poem emphasizes the need for people to recognize and appreciate the differences between them and to avoid viewing others as inferior or strange.