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Racial Discrimination
Bigotry it’s sad correlation
Such an unpleasant topic since the beginning of creation
Even the narration
Has been society’s own downfall unscrupulous segregation
These words have never gotten the props of a backseat stagnation
To despise coloration of one’s skin is a mental sickness infestation
No jest or reasons for this unfair formulation
The ancestry history of blacks caught, and netted
Future landed to be sweated
Savagely molested
American is still indebted
Free Labor
Creating Mental Enablers
Ships crossing the seas
A new land in time dividing immediate families
Held back
And they say black skin doesn’t crack
The Master’s whip killed that fact
And you ask what we have contributed by our hands
For us to come so far across to a foreign land
Patents of greatness still used to this day
History books not noted...hum, you don’t say
Native Americans
The warriors of the land
Hospitality to the Pilgrims helped them as best they can
Hunted for their food
In the end bit off more than they could chew
Corn to Maze
I showed you how
A feast of Thanksgiving
Your gun was our final bow
Smallpox to the blankets, your hatred, injustice, killed off our history
Not even a statue on a reservation to show our people. Our contributions was never an unknown mystery
The extermination of the Jews
The master race never had Hitler fooled
An ethnic group of people prayed within their synagogues
Until we marched in line to our death one by one
The beginning of our inhuman Holocaust
The Star of David we held on until we fell from inhaled gas or physical exhaust
Concentration Camps
Our precious skin made out of lamps
Anne Frank very thankful for the diary of your daily journey
Hidden from sight in a time of discord during an cleansing urgency
Racial Discrimination
Its silent cloak built on a separatism foundation
The meaning of hate divides us all
As we continue to stand under God’s Law
Get wise people or we all shall fall
Histories have been bought, told, and sold
Heaven will not allow these two words to exist so I’ve been foretold
No skin color is passing through them Pearly gates
The spirit of your soul I tell you this time after time is your fate
Yet we still accept
From each generation until its death
County clubs privatizations
Some schools still practice segregations
Color Barriers Denigrations
Racial profile defamations
The conveyance in regards to this relation
Takes me back to the cotton field plantations
Races have been slaughtered
Your presence at times feels like a fish out of water
Will you accept me as I am
God tempers the wind of the land
On my deathbed I want to say I loved all, no matter of skin color
I see that blinding light, wait it's getting duller
No…no…no, what have I done
You accepted yourself, your race, but my children do not come as one
Love all
Therefore, one day when you get that final blessed call
You can look back
With no regrets of salvage personal attacks
The exemplary of my life should be made into a bronze plaque
I may not have been a Harriet Tubman in my day
But I provided the necessitation of life to allow races to walk alongside me never deterring their way
Embracing the person never the race
I closed my eyes to accept my calling with a Heavenly smile on my face
Selah
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It is College Week, and the many protests students are facing here today stems from the injustice of immigrants not being able to study in the cathedral of Higher Academic Halls across the continents, whereas the future goals are being stagnated when one is only trying to better themselves. Some students enrolling or have been enrolled are first time recipients within their family to have gone to college. No one in this lifetime should be ever made to feel less than their worth, by the color of skin, their ethnicity, or their culture. What most do not come to realize is, we all bleed the same color, we all share the same common goals as women, and that is to oversee our own Queendom, take care of our family, and love and honor our Kings. Therefore, learn to greet each other in passing, and smile as you go by, it soothes the heart, and softly caters the mind, smile on this Friday, enjoy your Labor Day weekend, always walk in faith.
