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Martin Luther King Jr.
What do we think of when we hear his name? A black guy? Peace? Or do we only recall that he had fame? When I hear about him in school People look at me first Am I just another black person? I wonder what it would be like reversed Racism, he was against so much But what about people being racist to themselves? Did he think it was too hard to believe That we could be racist to ourselves? Did he think it hard to believe That a white and black could fall in love with each other People do now, they just don't notice Don't marry that race, but if you want to, another Blacks and whites, we can be friends Enemies even, but not lovers Considering our history, it is so odd But not odd to be with others We are still racist now But not to each other, to our personal being We play it like a joke, but we all truly know This is easy to see, but hard for believing
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