"Chains of Oppression"

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  1. angel_of_hate

    angel_of_hate Member

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    "CHAINS OF OPPRESSION"


    Chains that shackled hands and feet
    Mothers dying while children weep
    Their skin produced the cruelest hate
    And still racism continues today


    Blacks, whites, Koreans and Jews
    Hate crimes are all over the news
    Many Americans suffer from ignorant lives
    Why is equality not seen in your eyes?


    Restrictions limited women’s rights
    Just to be heard they had to fight
    Mothers and housewives…nothing more
    We were processed as working whores


    Not allowed to vote, speak or play
    Beaten senseless if dinner was late
    Now we work harder for a much smaller pay
    If it wasn’t for us where would you be today?


    Gays have endured lashings of pain
    To love who you love…you shouldn’t have to be afraid
    Immature homophobic's just want something to hate
    Deciding who should or shouldn’t be apart of this race


    Life’s to short to hate each other
    Make amends with your sisters and brothers
    A stronger nation we can be
    But don’t infect your family tree

    Copyright (C) Angel Campbell
     
  2. OneLifeForm

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    :)

    Remove all "barriers"
     
  3. angel_of_hate

    angel_of_hate Member

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    =)

    and i had a friend ask me the other day if the last line "but don't infect your family tree" referred to me promoting a dislike in interracial relationships. i never even thought about that line in that form .. what i meant by that is not allowing your hate of whatever the topic may be, infect your kids. do not teach hate because you hate. not to mention that would totally contradict what this poem is suppose to say haha

    just as a side note haha

    thanx for reading
     

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