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We know who the killers are,
We have watched them strut before us
As proud as sick Mussolinis',
We have watched them strut before us
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Of human ignorance I am almost in despair
For racism is around me everywhere
But like they say sheer ignorance is bliss
Just like Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss.
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I can't barter my freedom
Take away the riches with you
Don't display your dollars and pounds
To my countrymen who need freedom too
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We all must bring our
Racism to end.
A message to all, I long to send.
The colors of the world,
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(Dedicated to you, my Brothers and Sisters)
Powerful words,
Truthful words,
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(for whom forced me to leave that orphan) ...
(I hear an orphan's tear while covered with his fear)
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Why do you tend to judge me
cause I'm of different race.
Why do you tend to hate me
cause I'm from a different place.
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Portate bien,
behave yourself you always said to me.
I behaved myself
when others were warm in winter
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Enough pain
To last life
Endured such
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The moment of Obama’s inauguration
Was a fluke of fate written for the nation
It was a moment to be cherished
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Stalking the corridors of life,
Black, frustrated minds
Scream for release
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In a world that is
Free from terrible terrorism and death
Full of happy harmony and warmth
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In my perfect world
The sky is a perfect blue
The grass is a soft green
And together are me and you
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The racist cloaks his loathing thoughts
behind deceiving eyes
Those men who once wore hoods and robes
Today wear shirts and ties
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Children are born blind to hate and bigotry
With their big smiles and loving ways
They are taught ugliness
By unthinking adults and overheard conversation
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There are two types of people:
Those who play golf,
And those who recognize it
for the idiotic malpractice that it is,
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In this tradition of hypocrisy,
Rich sea of shams,
Virtue hides behind sanctimony,
Watch dogs are drooling at the prize,
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Oh! You are a little black boy,
and playing with your small toy.
Oh! You are black from outside,
but your heart and soul are white.
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Racism a nasty word
that conjures thoughts
of oppressive deeds
made by man because
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Why does mankind hate people based on religion and race?
Is it ignorance, education, or governments deciding our place.
For people are people regardless of the color of their face.
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Racism! Oh Racism!
The term that advocates veto power
Promoting a coercive rule
In a land where black and white exists perfectly.
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By Stanley Collymore
Hi! All you Gammons and racist
karens out there; it absolutely
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My Malcolm says
I will fight
I will fight when you treat my skin like a garden to practice your racism
I will fight your racism with my black beauty
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I would rather have a neighbor flying a rainbow flag
Even though many will scream it supports a gays as a brag,
They are proudly supporting someone's right or pride
With a solidarity they are sympathetically and morally at their side.
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Repent! ! ! ! Respect the truth!
All about life on earth without racism;
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Harmony of true love! ! ! Garment of peace! ! ! !
Understanding true love;
Ability of life with righteous laws! !
Noted with servitude and attitude;
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I see the sad color of racism not every other day
But every second of the hour, all minutes of the day
I see the serious mental and physical damages
That this cancer has done throughout the ages
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Come to him and learn! ! !
Colours of peace and love without racism;
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Eat it with love,
Not with hatred! ! !
And let the rain fall down from heaven on you!
Being blessed with the rain.
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This is my bases
I will not ever support a racist,
No matter the color of the skin
I will not ever support that evil and sin.
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Poetry is not only for describing the beauty of the moon and the taste of love, it’s also there to highlight the issues of the community we live in and raise awareness about their effects. Racism and discrimination are an example of these problems that can cause a lot of damage to both individuals and communities. Many popular poets have written poems about the pervasive negative effects of racism in our communities such as; "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou, "Rosa" by Rita Dove, and "Immigrant Blues" by Li-Young Lee.